# RedisSet

The **RedisSet** function is used to store a value associated with a specific key. If the key already exists, the value will be overwritten. If the key does not exist, a new key-value pair will be created.

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## Properties <a href="#properties" id="properties"></a>

### Connection String <a href="#connection-string" id="connection-string"></a>

The connection string of the Redis Server. This will be a type such as the below:

`{"Endpoints":[{"Host":"MyHost", "Port":"MyPort"}], "Password":"MyPassword"}`

The connection string type has the following fields:

* **Endpoints**: A list of endpoints, each with a specified host and port.
* **Password**: Your Redis password.

### Key <a href="#key" id="key"></a>

The unique identifier that maps to a value in the key-value store. If set to Null, a new key will be created.

### Expiry <a href="#expiry" id="expiry"></a>

The expiry time for the value in seconds.

### Value <a href="#value" id="value"></a>

The value being set for the key.

### Sign with certificate <a href="#sign-with-certificate" id="sign-with-certificate"></a>

Specifies whether the request should be signed with a certificate.

#### **Certificate**

#### The following properties are required when **Sign with certificate** is selected.

* **Certificate path**: The HTTPS X509 certificate to use to sign requests.
* **Certificate password**: The HTTPS X509 certificate password.
* **CA Certificate path**: The certificate authority’s certificate to use to sign requests.
* **CA Certificate password**: The certificate authority’s certificate password.


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