Question
How to set timeout to 0 in Redis Managed Database?
- Posted on February 18, 2020
- DigitalOcean Managed Redis
Asked by dekev
Hi,
With using redis-cli, setting the timeout to 0 is as simple as running the command config set timeout 0. However, trying to do the same in Redli gives error. Is it possible to manually set this timeout in a DO Redis Managed Database?
Best regards,
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Hi @dekev
We set timeout value to 300 seconds by default for Redis Managed database. This is configurable parameter. If you would like to have the timeout modified, just let us know the desired value (valid values are from 0 (disable) to 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 seconds) by opening the support ticket. We would modify the timeout value as per the request in support ticket.
Regards, Priyanka
As of at least 2022-04-13, this is now possible through the API. Here’s a relevant support response:
(Just figured I would post an updated answer here, because this is the first Google result for me)
Cheers!