When your local device needs to manage or test a Redis instance, you can access your Redis instance through the Internet on your local device. But first, you need to apply for an EIP for the Redis instance first.
Cautions
l To access over the Internet, you need to apply for an elastic IP address first. For details, please see Applying for an EIP. Note that using the EIP service will incur traffic charges, increase network latency, and affect the performance of DCCS Redis, posing certain security risks. Therefore, it is recommended to access through a private network for lower network latency and higher security.
l If the instance has the native cluster architecture and is in direct-connect mode, then it does not support public access. You cannot access the Redis instance through the Internet. Please access the instance through a private network.
Procedure
1. For detailed operations about applying for an EIP address, see Purchasing an EIP.
2. For detailed operations about binding an EIP to the Redis instance, see Binding an EIP.
3. Access the Redis instance using redis-cli or a client program with the public network connection address obtained. For details, see the following documents: