Redis Accounts

Redis accounts let you manage access to your Redis databases. Users connect through Web Access (a browser-based interface) or CLI (a local proxy), and every session is recorded.

Creating an Account

Start adding an account

Go to Privileged Access Management → Accounts and click Add Account.

Select a folder and template

Choose which folder to add the account to, then select a Redis template.

Enter connection details

Field	Description
Name	A descriptive name (e.g., `cache-primary`)
Host	Redis host
Port	Redis port (default: 6379)
SSL Enabled	Enable SSL/TLS for the connection
Reject Unauthorized	Reject connections with invalid certificates (only if SSL enabled)
SSL Certificate	Custom CA certificate (only if SSL enabled)

Enter credentials

Field	Description
Username	Redis ACL username. Use `default` for the default user (also works with a legacy `requirepass` password on Redis 6+)
Password	Redis password. Optional, leave blank for an unauthenticated Redis server

Save

Click Create.

Connecting

Web Access
CLI

Web Access provides a browser-based Redis console where you type commands the same way you would in redis-cli.To connect:

Go to Privileged Access Management → Accounts
Find the account and click the rocket icon (or select Launch Session from the menu)
Click Connect in Browser

Type quit or exit to end the session.Web Access is built for interactive use. Very long replies are shortened, and commands that stream results, such as SUBSCRIBE and MONITOR, are only available through the CLI.

The CLI starts a local proxy that you connect to with your preferred Redis client.

infisical pam access my-folder/cache-primary

The command outputs the local port to connect to. Then use redis-cli or any Redis client:

redis-cli -h 127.0.0.1 -p <port>

No password needed since the proxy handles authentication.Flags:

--port <port> — use a specific local port (otherwise one is assigned automatically)
--reason <reason> — provide an access reason (if required by template)

Privileged Access Manager

Product Reference

Creating an Account

Connecting

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MongoDB Accounts

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