Running Redis Enterprise Kubernetes Service

Kubernetes provides automated container orchestration and the management of containers in a highly available, distributed environment, enabling development teams to move fast, deploy software efficiently, and operate at scale. A managed Kubernetes cluster running on Google Cloud is used for this demo, where Redis Enterprise 5.x is deployed on top of it. To deploy Redis Enterprise, a Kubernetes secret object called `rp-secret` is created using the `kubectl create secret generic` command, followed by deploying headless service, controller, and Redis statefulset manifests using YAML files. Upon successful deployment, a database is created using the web interface, and the Redis Enterprise service controller publishes the endpoint of the database in the Kubernetes service catalog. The combination of Kubernetes and a super performant and highly available Redis Enterprise database will help organizations innovate faster in the new era of application development and delivery.

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