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.
Properties
Section titled “Properties ”Connection String
Section titled “Connection String ”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.
The unique identifier that maps to a value in the key-value store. If set to Null, a new key will be created.
Expiry
Section titled “Expiry ”The expiry time for the value in seconds.
Value
Section titled “Value ”The value being set for the key.
Sign with certificate
Section titled “Sign with certificate ”Specifies whether the request should be signed with a certificate.
Certificate
Section titled “Certificate”The following properties are required when Sign with certificate is selected.
Section titled “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.