Hi all,I'm having a hard time get Redis running on my Cribl Workers and I don't know what the issue is.What I've done so far:1. Setup a Redis Server in Docker (Standalone)2. Set Up a pipeline as demonstarted in https://docs.cribl.io/stream/redis-function/#scenario-a|Docs3. Setup Redis URL `redis://<password>@<host>:<port>`4. Authentication: None 5. Tested the connection from my cribl worker via `redis-cli` from which I was able to write and retrive Keys from the Redis-ServerBasically, my question is: Why doesn't it work using Cribl?Any ideas on that?Cheers :zebra_face:
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I'm having a hard time get Redis running on my Cribl Workers
Would you be willing to share your docker setup? What version of Cribl are you running? Standalone or distributed?
» Cribl 4.0.2» Distributed Setup» Docker: ‚ó¶ Image: redis:latest ‚ó¶ PORTS: 0.0.0.:6379 -> 6379/tcpDocker isn't really my business and someone else set up the Container. Do you need some more information? If so, what do you like to see?
Are you using the first or second option?`'redis..'```redis..``
try the second option ( ``redis..``).. at least that seems to work for me ..
Remember any changes you make locally on the worker will be overwritten by a commit & deploy from the leader. Just something to watch out for.
ha, you came to the same conclusion as I did an hour ago... <@U04BZDDPNUX> I added the port to the outbound ports in the Leaders' security group, and now the preview works as expected :slightly_smiling_face:
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