This page describes the differences between the available Redis tiers.
Memorystore for Redis supports Basic and Standard Tiers. The Basic Tier is best suited for applications that use Redis as a cache and can withstand a cold restart and full data flush. Standard Tier instances provide High Availability using replication and automatic failover.
Specifications | Basic Tier | Standard Tier |
---|---|---|
Description | Provides a cache with no replication | Provides redundancy and availability using replication |
Max instance size | 300 GB | 300 GB |
Max network bandwidth | 12 Gbps | 12 Gbps |
Stackdriver Monitoring | Yes | Yes |
Scale memory¹ | Yes | Yes |
Cross-zone replication | No | Yes |
Automatic Failover | No | Yes |
¹ Basic Tier instances experience a downtime and a full cache flush during
scaling up or down. Standard Tier instances experience minimal downtime and loss
of some unreplicated data during the scaling operation. For more information, see
Scaling Behavior.
2 During maintenance, Basic Tier instances undergo a full
cache flush and Standard Tier instances undergo a failover. For more information
see
Maintenance policy.