Transport Layer Security (TLS) is an Internet security protocol that enables data to be securely exchanged over a network using in transit encryption. If you set the tls_enabled parameter to true when creating or updating a cluster, a TLS certificate will be automatically generated for your Redis™ Database Instance to ensure secure connections.
Get the TLS certificate of a cluster
Retrieve information about the TLS certificate of a Redis™ Database Instance (Redis™ cluster). Details like name and content are returned in the response.
path Parameters
zoneThe zone you want to target
cluster_idUUID of the cluster. (UUID format)
Get the TLS certificate of a cluster › Responses
namecontent_typecontentRenew the TLS certificate of a cluster
Renew a TLS certificate for a Redis™ Database Instance (Redis™ cluster). Renewing a certificate means that you will not be able to connect to your Database Instance using the previous certificate. You will also need to download and update the new certificate for all database clients.
path Parameters
zoneThe zone you want to target
cluster_idUUID of the cluster. (UUID format)
Renew the TLS certificate of a cluster › Responses
idUUID of the Database Instance. (UUID format)
nameName of the Database Instance.
project_idProject ID the Database Instance belongs to. (UUID format)
statusStatus of the Database Instance.
versionRedis™ engine version of the Database Instance.
List of Database Instance endpoints.
tagsList of tags applied to the Database Instance.
node_typeNode type of the Database Instance.
created_atCreation date (Format ISO 8601). (RFC 3339 format)
updated_atUpdate date (Format ISO 8601). (RFC 3339 format)
tls_enabledDefines whether or not TLS is enabled.
List of Database Instance settings.
List of ACL rules.
cluster_sizeNumber of nodes of the Database Instance cluster.
zoneZone of the Database Instance.
user_nameName of the user associated to the cluster.
upgradable_versionsList of engine versions the Database Instance can upgrade to.