Is this standard Redis?

Yes. These are Redis instances, so you can use your existing Redis client. Copy the connection details from the console and check that the client supports the Redis version you choose.

Do you support Redis persistence?

Redis supports RDB snapshot and AOF append-only persistence modes. Review the persistence settings for your instance. Persistence helps data survive a restart; a separate backup or snapshot policy is needed for recovery from deletion or a failed volume.

What about high availability?

Replica and failover behavior depends on your instance topology. A standalone instance has no replica to promote. Review the replica options for your deployment before relying on failover, and configure your application to reconnect when a connection is interrupted.

Is it GDPR compliant?

DanubeData is European-owned and hosts infrastructure in Germany. Your application remains responsible for the personal data it stores, retention and access controls. Review our data processing agreement against your requirements.

Managed Redis.
Familiar by design.

The Redis you know, managed in Germany. Keep application caches, sessions and real-time events close to your application.

European-owned
German data centers

Redis 8.6

From €6.49/month

Put Redis to work

One familiar store for the parts of your application that benefit from in-memory data.

Application caching
Keep frequently requested values in memory. Set an expiry so cached results can be refreshed from your database.
Shared sessions
Use a central session store when your application runs across several workers or servers.
Useful data structures
Work with strings, hashes, lists, sets and sorted sets for counters, rankings and application state.
Pub/Sub messaging
Publish events to connected subscribers. For messages that need durable delivery, consider a managed message queue.
Server-side Lua
Run related Redis commands together in a script. Keep scripts short because execution blocks other commands.
Instance monitoring
Watch cache metrics in the console and size your instance for its memory use and connection load.

Keep your Redis client

Use the connection details from your instance in the console. Store credentials in your environment or secret manager.

redis-pyPython
ioredisNode.js
jedisJava
go-redisGo
phpredisPHP
StackExchange.Redis.NET

Use redis-py with your instance connection URL supplied through the environment.

Python

import os
import redis

cache = redis.Redis.from_url(os.environ["REDIS_URL"])
cache.set("example:cache", "hello", ex=60)
value = cache.get("example:cache")

Use ioredis with the same connection URL. This example stores a value for 60 seconds.

Node.js

import Redis from "ioredis";

const cache = new Redis(process.env.REDIS_URL);
await cache.set("example:cache", "hello", "EX", 60);
const value = await cache.get("example:cache");
await cache.quit();

Redis plans

Billed hourly, with the listed monthly price as the maximum. All prices in EUR.

Managed Redis

Choose memory for your working data and persistent storage for the instance.

DD Puiu
256 MB memory · 2 GB storage
€6.49/mo max.
€0.0089/hr
DD Rosu
1 GB memory · 4 GB storage
€12.99/mo max.
€0.0178/hr
DD Dranov
3 GB memory · 16 GB storage
€24.99/mo max.
€0.0342/hr
DD Razim
6 GB memory · 32 GB storage
€49.99/mo max.
€0.0685/hr

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What customers say

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Keoma WrightCEO/Founder at OpenWeb.co.za

“I’m running my new project’s backend on DanubeData and the experience has been smooth from day one—deployment is fast, the dashboard feels genuinely developer-friendly, and everything has been stable with no issues so far. Any time I had a question or hit a small blocker, the support was excellent: quick to respond, clear in explanations, and focused on getting me unblocked rather than sending me in circles. If you want EU-based infrastructure without the usual DevOps friction, DanubeData delivers.”

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“ruby/Sinatra invoicing application on a Docker container. Danube data was an obvious choice given its incredibly user friendly dashboard and automatic deployment directly from my GitHub repository via webhook. I've used many other platforms (Google, AWS, Azure), but Danube is the clear winner in terms of ease to configure, clear and honest pricing not to mention the excellent response time. Everything works perfectly so I hardly ever have to pull up the dashboard since I moved to Danube Data.”

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Managed Redis questions

Compatibility, persistence and deployment choices.

Yes. These are Redis instances, so you can use your existing Redis client. Copy the connection details from the console and check that the client supports the Redis version you choose.
Link to this answer
Redis supports RDB snapshot and AOF append-only persistence modes. Review the persistence settings for your instance. Persistence helps data survive a restart; a separate backup or snapshot policy is needed for recovery from deletion or a failed volume.
Link to this answer
Replica and failover behavior depends on your instance topology. A standalone instance has no replica to promote. Review the replica options for your deployment before relying on failover, and configure your application to reconnect when a connection is interrupted.
Link to this answer
DanubeData is European-owned and hosts infrastructure in Germany. Your application remains responsible for the personal data it stores, retention and access controls. Review our data processing agreement against your requirements.
Link to this answer

Review the data processing agreement for your application.

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Managed Redis.
Familiar by design.

Put Redis to work

Application caching

Shared sessions

Useful data structures

Pub/Sub messaging

Server-side Lua

Instance monitoring

Keep your Redis client

Redis plans

Managed Redis

What customers say

Managed Redis questions

Choose the right store for your application

Give your application a Redis cache

Start free

Compute

Storage

Managed apps

Caching

Databases

Messaging

Monitoring

DanubeData CLI

Automation & Agents

Tools

Developer docs

Learn

Support

Managed Redis.Familiar by design.

Application caching

Shared sessions

Useful data structures

Pub/Sub messaging

Server-side Lua

Instance monitoring

Managed Redis

Give your application a Redis cache

Managed Redis.
Familiar by design.