Set up Redis in the Kubernetes cluster

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Set up Redis in the Kubernetes cluster #5

Open StephanM87 opened 2 years ago

StephanM87 commented 2 years ago

Redis is a small in memory database for fast and non permanent storage of data. In Retrobiohub it is supposed to store the data model from retrobiocat needed, which is supposed to be imported to biocathub

Redis documentation:

https://redis.io/

Redis image on docker hub:

https://hub.docker.com/_/redis

StephanM87 commented 2 years ago

Small change in workflow

For the first test, a MongoDB instance will be used. It is already available and doesn't add to the kubernetes cluster.

Therefore it is nessecary to:

[x] Create a connection to the database
[x] enable reading and writing

Once the Request is sent, it should return the id of the newly crerated database entry