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Is Redis Cloud down right now?

No, it’s up.

Redis Cloud appears to be up and running normally.

checked responded in 189msHTTP 200

Over the last 7 days, Redis Cloud has answered our automated checks with 100.00% availability and a typical response time of ~251 ms. No outages have been recorded in the last 90 days.

Redis Cloud is the managed service from Redis, used for caching, sessions, queues, and vector search. Redis usually sits on the hot path of a request, so even brief unavailability produces immediate and visible latency or errors in the applications in front of it.

Response time (last 24h)
Last 24hpeak 1245 ms
Incident history (last 90 days)
JunJulAug
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  • no reading

No incidents in the last 90 days, from our checks or Redis Cloud’s own status page.

Uptime
100.00%
7 days
100.00%
30 days
100.00%
90 days
What to do if Redis Cloud is down for just you
  • Check your connection limit and pool settings first, since exhausting connections looks exactly like the database being down.
  • Retry with a longer timeout, because a serverless or scale-to-zero instance may simply be waking up.
  • Confirm your credentials and IP allowlist have not changed, as an auth or firewall denial reads as a failed query.
  • Query from another network or client to establish whether the cluster or your route to it is the problem.
Frequently asked questions
Is Redis Cloud down right now?
Redis Cloud appears to be up and running normally. Last checked 2026-08-05 06:54 UTC (3 minutes ago).
When was Redis Cloud's last outage?
No outages have been recorded in the last 90 days.
What should I do if Redis Cloud is down for me?
Check your connection limit and pool settings first, since exhausting connections looks exactly like the database being down. Retry with a longer timeout, because a serverless or scale-to-zero instance may simply be waking up. Confirm your credentials and IP allowlist have not changed, as an auth or firewall denial reads as a failed query. Query from another network or client to establish whether the cluster or your route to it is the problem.

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