render-keyvalue

Provisions and configures Render Key Value Valkey 8 instances with IP allowlists and blueprint wiring for Redis-compatible caching, sessions, and queues.

Updated Apr 14, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/renderinc/render-codex-plugin --skill render-keyvalue
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Skill: render-keyvalue
Source: https://github.com/renderinc/render-codex-plugin/tree/main/skills/render-keyvalue
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/renderinc/render-codex-plugin --skill render-keyvalue

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Provisions and configures Render Key Value (Valkey 8) instances for low-latency caching, session storage, and job queues, simplifying Redis-compatible workflows on Render.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Low-latency, Redis-compatible in-memory storage running Valkey 8
  • Use as a shared cache, session store, or job-queue backend, with configurable maxmemory policies and ipAllowList
  • Blueprint wiring and internal vs external URL management for secure, scalable apps

Quick Start

Create a Key Value instance, wire its connectionString into REDIS_URL, and update your app to use the internal URL.

Frequently Asked Questions about render-keyvalue

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I set up a Redis-compatible cache on Render?

To set up a Redis-compatible cache on Render, provision a Key Value instance running Valkey 8, then wire its internal connection string into your app's REDIS_URL environment variable for low-latency in-memory storage.

Can I use Render Key Value for session storage and job queues?

Yes, Render Key Value instances running Valkey 8 support session storage and job queue backends. You can configure maxmemory policies and IP allowlists to secure these workloads within your application architecture.

Does Render Key Value work with standard Redis client libraries?

Render Key Value is Redis-compatible, meaning it works directly with standard Redis client libraries. It provisions Valkey 8 instances that accept standard Redis commands for caching and queuing operations.

How do I configure IP allowlists for a Render Key Value instance?

You configure IP allowlists during Render Key Value instance provisioning to restrict access. This policy configuration ensures only specified IP addresses can connect to your Valkey 8 cache or session store.

Can I use Render Key Value instances in Render blueprints?

Yes, Render Key Value instances support internal blueprint wiring. You can manage internal and external URLs to securely integrate Redis-compatible caching and queuing into scalable blueprint-defined applications.

Are free tier instances available for Render Key Value caching?

Yes, Render Key Value supports both paid and free tiers. You can provision Valkey 8 instances on the free tier to test Redis-compatible caching, session storage, and job queues before scaling up.