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Redis

Where to get Redis credentials for your agent and how to connect them to Nora.
Redis integrations let your agents read/write keys, run pub/sub, and use streams. Nora stores host + port + optional password.

Where to apply for credentials

ProviderWhere credentials live
Redis Cloud / Redis LabsConsole → Subscriptions → Database → Configuration tab
AWS ElastiCacheElastiCache Console → Redis cluster → Connection endpoint
UpstashConsole → Database → REST API & Connection
Self-hosted/etc/redis/redis.confrequirepass if AUTH is on
For Redis Cloud / Upstash use the TLS endpoint (rediss://) — most managed Redis services require it.

Connect in Nora

1

Open the Redis integration

From an agent’s detail page, open the Integrations tab and find Redis.
2

Fill in host + port

Host and port are required. The default Redis port is 6379.
3

(Optional) Set password

Leave the password field blank for no-auth dev clusters. For ACL’d Redis, use the password — Nora doesn’t yet model the ACL username separately, so use the default ACL user’s password.
4

Connect

Click Connect. Nora validates the host/port shape and stores the credentials encrypted.

MCP server

No official Redis MCP server today.

Environment variables Nora injects

VariableSource
REDIS_PASSWORDPassword field
REDIS_HOSTHost field
REDIS_PORTPort field