redis connection string
Generate Redis connection strings for URI, clients, and redis-cli
Build Redis connection strings for standard URI usage, TLS setups, ioredis config, and redis-cli command examples.
Useful when the same Redis instance needs to be connected from several environments.
Connection details
Output options
Generated formats
Copy the format that fits your client or deployment target.
Redis URI
Basic redis:// style URI for many apps and environment variables.
redis://default:[email protected]:6379/0Redis TLS URI
Use when your provider expects secure TLS connections.
redis://default:[email protected]:6379/0ioredis config
Useful as a starter object for ioredis-based apps.
new Redis("redis://default:[email protected]:6379/0")node-redis
Helpful for node-redis client initialization.
createClient({ url: "redis://default:[email protected]:6379/0" })redis-cli
Terminal example for quick connectivity checks.
redis-cli -h 127.0.0.1 -p 6379 --user default -a secretKeep Redis access close to the rest of your remote workflow
After you generate the connection string, DartShell can help you keep SSH, file transfer, and database access in one Mac workspace.
What this Redis connection string generator helps with
App and worker configuration
Generate a redis:// style URI for queues, caches, and worker processes that expect a single connection string.
TLS-ready Redis setups
Switch to the TLS version when working with managed Redis services that require encrypted transport.
Fast troubleshooting with redis-cli
Use the generated command-line example to verify credentials and connectivity before touching application code.
Common examples
Basic URI
redis://default:[email protected]:6379/0TLS URI
rediss://default:[email protected]:6380/0CLI
redis-cli -h cache.example.com -p 6380 --user default -a secret --tls