Redis variables

redis_cluster_ip

redis_cluster_ip

The IPv4 address used by the Redis cluster to identify each host in the cluster. When defining hosts in the [redis] group, use this variable to identify the IPv4 address if the default is not what you want. Specific to container: Redis clusters cannot use hostnames or IPv6 addresses.

Optional

RPM = Discovered IPv4 address from Ansible facts. If IPv4 address is not available, IPv6 address is used. Container = Discovered IPv4 address from Ansible facts.

redis_disable_mtls

Controls whether mTLS is enabled or disabled for Redis. Set this variable to true to disable mTLS.

Optional

false

redis_firewalld_zone

redis_firewall_zone

The firewall zone where Redis related firewall rules are applied. This controls which networks can access Redis based on the zone’s trust level.

Optional

RPM = no default set. Container = public.

redis_hostname

Hostname used by the Redis cluster when identifying and routing the host. By default routable_hostname is used.

Optional

The value defined in routable_hostname

redis_mode

redis_mode

The Redis mode to use for your Ansible Automation Platform installation. Valid options include: standalone and cluster.

Optional

cluster

redis_server_regen_cert

Denotes whether or not to regenerate the Ansible Automation Platform managed TLS key pair for Redis.

Optional

false

redis_tls_cert

redis_tls_cert

Path to the Redis server TLS certificate.

Optional

redis_tls_files_remote

redis_tls_remote

Denote whether the Redis provided certificate files are local to the installation program (false) or on the remote component server (true).

Optional

false

redis_tls_key

redis_tls_key

Path to the Redis server TLS certificate key.

Optional

redis_use_archive_compression

Controls whether archive compression is enabled or disabled for Redis. You can control this functionality globally by using use_archive_compression.

Optional

true