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Release Notes for MemStore August 20, 2024
New Features ▸ Added User Authentication Option
Added an option to input ID/PW for user authentication when creating a cluster.
July 31, 2024
Service Name Change and Updates ▸ Service Name Changed to MemStore
The service name has been updated to MemStore.
▸ Added Cluster ID
Cluster IDs have been added to detailed information, allowing usage in APIs.
May 16, 2024
New Features and Updates ▸ Added kr-central-2 Region and t1i Flavor
The t1i flavor, a burstable instance, is now available.
Introduced a CPU credit monitoring service for managing CPU credits.
▸ API Updates
Added APIs for retrieving engine version lists and flavor lists.
April 16, 2024
New Features and Updates ▸ Added Backup and Restore (Manual and Automatic)
When not using Cluster Mode, users can perform manual backups or schedule automatic backups.
Support for restoring from Redis backups or user-uploaded backup files.
March 21, 2024
Specification Updates ▸ Added Node Capacity When Not Using Cluster Mode
When not using Cluster Mode, the maximum number of nodes has been increased to 6.
February 7, 2024
New Features and Updates ▸ Support for Custom Security Groups
Users can select and apply desired security groups to clusters.
September 22, 2023
New Features and Updates ▸ kr-central-2 Region Support Without Cluster Mode
Introduced support for a single Redis service without Cluster Mode in the kr-central-2 region.
▸ Support for New Versions
Added support for version 5.0.6 for non-clustered Redis instances in all regions.
▸ Support for m2a and r2a Flavors
New flavors m2a (general purpose) and r2a (memory-optimized) are supported in the kr-central-2 region.
Due to the deprecation of m1i and r1i instance types in the Beyond Compute Service, new cluster creation using these types is no longer available.
June 30, 2023
New Features ▸ Opened kr-central-2 Region
Redis service is now available in both kr-central-1 and kr-central-2 regions.
▸ Launched Cluster Mode
Cluster Mode offers enhanced performance and high availability for Redis services.
Shard lists have been added, allowing a comprehensive view of shard details and the nodes belonging to each shard.
March 27, 2023
Improvements ▸ Console Enhancements
Added list refresh based on user actions.
Added subnets in the creation screen and subnet details in the detailed information screen.
Provided 3-step monitoring charts.
Improved logic for enabling or disabling menus based on resource states.
December 30, 2022
▸ Official Service Launch
The service will be provided free of charge until January 31, 2023. Billing will commence from February 1, 2023.
September 19, 2022
New Features and Improvements ▸ Added High Availability Feature
The high availability feature ensures automatic handling of instances during failures to maintain continuous service.
Users can enable or disable high availability during Redis instance group creation or change it during operation.
Instances can be added or removed even when using high availability, and added instances will automatically be included in the high availability scope.
▸ Added Instance Group Details Page
Users can now view the high availability status of an instance group from its detailed information page.
August 24, 2022
New Features and Improvements ▸ Added Monitoring Features
Introduced CPU, memory, and network monitoring for Redis instances.
Monitoring graphs are available for 1-hour, 3-hour, 12-hour, 1-day, and 7-day intervals.
June 30, 2022
New Features and Improvements ▸ Added Instance Groups
Instance Groups manage the state of Redis instances automatically, reflecting status changes during user-initiated creation or deletion.
For high availability, users can manually promote a replica instance to a primary instance if an issue occurs with the primary instance.
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