Enable TLS connection for Redis #2334
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Signed-off-by: Adam Vest <[email protected]>
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Hello, I was here to add this feature, but you've done it. Seems not complicated if cert,key and ca are given with base64 string. |
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I will probably add support for mTLS with Mariadb to ... |
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Needs documentation in REDME |
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Hello!
This is a hopefully simple PR to allow users to configure Redis to connect to a TLS-enabled Redis endpoint. It proposes a new environment variable
REDIS_PROTOCOLthat can be passed to the container, and replaces all areas (that I found) wheretcp://was either hard-coded or the assumed (omitted) default. All adjustments will continue to usetcpas the default if the env var isn't passed, so this shouldn't impact existing installations.I don't do PR's very frequently so apologies if I missed something here, but I'm interested in thoughts/feedback!
Thank you!