Cloud Workflows¶

Multi-step operations for Redis Cloud.

Subscription Setup¶

Create a subscription with a database in one command:

redisctl cloud workflow subscription-setup \
  --name production \
  --provider AWS \
  --region us-east-1 \
  --database-name cache \
  --database-memory-gb 2 \
  --wait

This creates: 1. A new subscription 2. A database within it 3. Waits for both to be ready

Options¶

Option	Description
`--name`	Subscription name
`--provider`	AWS, GCP, or Azure
`--region`	Cloud region
`--database-name`	Database name
`--database-memory-gb`	Database memory in GB
`--wait`	Wait for completion

When to Use Workflows¶

Use workflows when: - Setting up new environments - Creating multiple related resources - Need atomic-like operations

Use individual commands when: - Managing existing resources - Need fine-grained control - Debugging issues

Coming Soon¶

Additional workflows planned: - Database migration - Active-Active setup - VPC peering setup

Manual Multi-Step Operations¶

For complex scenarios not covered by workflows:

#!/bin/bash
set -e

# Step 1: Create subscription
SUB_ID=$(redisctl cloud subscription create \
  --name production \
  --cloud-provider AWS \
  --region us-east-1 \
  --wait \
  -o json -q 'id')

echo "Subscription created: $SUB_ID"

# Step 2: Create database
redisctl cloud database create \
  --subscription-id "$SUB_ID" \
  --name cache \
  --memory-limit-in-gb 2 \
  --wait

# Step 3: Get connection info
redisctl cloud database list --subscription-id "$SUB_ID" \
  -o json -q '[0].{endpoint: publicEndpoint}'