#redisapi
This API exposes a Redis service to application developers using tsuru PaaS.
##Installation
The redisapi uses mongodb to store data about redis instances, and uses docker to spawn redis instances.
To install the api, all you need is a machine with python and pip installed. Clone the redisapi, cd into the created directory and then run:
pip install -r requirements.txt
##Configuration
This API is ready to be deployed as a tsuru application. It depends on the following environment variables:
- REDIS_SERVER_HOST: the address of the server to which the API will
provide access. Default value:
none. redisapi will fail to start if this variable is not defined. - REDIS_SERVER_PORT: port used to connect to the Redis server. Default value: 6379.
- REDIS_SERVER_PASSWORD: password used to connect to the Redis server. Default value: none. When undefined, access will be unauthenticated. For more details, check "Authentication feature" at http://redis.io/topics/security.
- REDIS_PUBLIC_HOST: the public hosts that apps will use to connect to
the redis server. This may be useful in the cases where you have a public and
a private IP, the private IP is used by the API to manage the server, and the
public API is delivered to apps whenever tsuru binds it to a service
instance. Default value: the value of
$REDIS_SERVER_HOST.
##Healthchecker
The redisapi has a module that creates healthcheckers for the redis instances created by the api. By default
the healthchecker is disabled. To enable it you should set the environment variable HEALTH_CHECKER with the
name of monitoring tool that you wants to use. Currently only zabbix is supported.