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redis-http-rubix-redis-bridge
Redis HTTP (Rubix Redis Bridge)
Expose Redis safely over HTTP for platforms, workloads, and applications that require API and SDK-compatible Redis access.
preflight
topology
How this stack is wired
Each card is a service this deploy creates. A line means one service reads another through env.
listen
Ports the stack publishes
Service on the left. Host port, then the container port and scheme.
- redis-bridge80→8080/http
you set
Values this template leaves for you
Literals and placeholders. Wiring to another service lives on the topology, not here.
RRB_MODE
redis-bridge
env
RRB_TOKEN_TYPE
redis-bridge
••••
RRB_OPERATION_LIMIT
redis-bridge
100
RRB_CONNECTION_SHARDS
redis-bridge
4
RRB_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS
redis-bridge
5000
RRB_ALLOWED_COMMANDS
redis-bridge
PING,GET,SET,DEL,EXISTS,EXPIRE,TTL
notes
Context for this stack
Written with the template. Topology, binds, and values you set live in the sections above.
Rubix Redis Bridge
Rubix Redis Bridge is a secure self-hosted HTTP gateway for Redis-compatible backends, designed for teams that prefer the ease and simplicity of Upstash SDKs or simple Post API commands but require private infrastructure, KV backend variant support, stricter command policy, and operational control.
Rubix Redis Bridge provides a controlled Redis REST API for internal services, Docker networks, Tailscale networks, serverless workloads, and application integrations that cannot connect to Redis over TCP.
Applications can use supported @upstash/redis, @upstash/ratelimit, and @upstash/realtime flows while the bridge enforces authentication, policy, limits, and per-target controls.