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Which topic are you reporting about?
https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/databases-for-redis?topic=databases-for-redis-connecting-cli-client states: redis-cli is the official supported command-line interface for Redis. Unfortunately, it does not support TLS connections.
This is not the case. At least with version 8.x of the redis-cli command.
Presumably, because of the lack of TLS support in redis-cli IBM created a new command line tool, redli to provide this support and the use of redli is documented on the page, etc. This reads very complex and isn't needed -- just tell the user to use a version of the official redis-cli tool that is compatible.
Example demonstrating that redis-cli works:
~/dev/jdux-cn-ai/redis-test $ redis-cli -u rediss://ibm_cloud_6e2c598b_29ea_4688_8797_d88f89f4d127:v2nH05oYK4l7EdmTLNWLdhAcKFbWumEd@2226619d-57a3-4d0b-96fc-af75fa65c020.8117147f814b4b2ea643610826cd2046.databases.appdomain.cloud:30851/0 --tls --cacert ./cert.crt
~/dev/jdux-cn-ai/redis-test $ redis-cli --version
redis-cli 8.0.1
What do you think needs to be updated?
The page should be rewritten to allow for the use of redis-cli, the official Redis CLI tool. Development should make the decision on whether redli even needs to be supported in the IBM Cloud CLI plugin going forward, etc.
Anything else?
No response