Valkey

Key-value stores run Valkey as an in-memory cache — fast, sized by a compute plan, and empty again after every stop or restart.

• Connect to a store — Show a key-value store's host and connection URI, hand them to a workload through a vault, open the store to clients outside the cluster, and rotate its password.
• Create a store — Create a key-value store in the portal — name and placement, compute plan and memory, eviction policy, cache size limit and password — or with the CLI.
• Valkey — Key-value stores run Valkey as an in-memory cache — fast, sized by a compute plan, and empty again after every stop or restart.
• Manage a store — The key-value store page — stop, start and restart the store, change its eviction policy, cache size limit and compute plan, turn the password and external access on or off, and delete it.
• Permissions — The actions that govern key-value stores and their passwords, and the roles that hold them.
• Plans, statuses and limits — The compute plans a key-value store can use and the cache size each gives, the eviction policies, what the statuses mean, and the rules for names and sizes.