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Cannot connect to redis_cache to update assets_json | Troubleshooting With Experts

If you have been coming across the following error message, you have come to the right place,

Cannot connect to redis_cache to update assets_json

According to our experts, this message lets us know that there is an issue with connecting to a Redis cache named “redis_cache” to update a JSON file with asset information.

Today, we are going to take a look at some of the reasons behind this issue and how to fix them.

Troubleshooting Steps

1. To begin with, we have to check the Redis Cache Connection. This involves making sure the Azure Redis Cache instance named “redis_cache” is up and running.
2. Then, verify the connection details like host, port, and access keys used in the application or service trying to connect to Redis are correct.
3. Next, we have to confirm that the network configuration allows connections to the Redis cache. So, check for any network security group or firewall rules that might be blocking the connection.
4. Now, we have to make sure the authentication credentials used to connect to Redis are valid and have the necessary permissions.
5. Then, it is time to take a look at the Azure Redis Cache logs for any error messages or warnings. This will help solve the connection issues.
6. At this point, we have to check the code in charge of updating the “assets_json” file. We have to make sure that it correctly sets up a connection to the Redis cache, carries out the needed operations, and handles exceptions.
7. Now, we have to check if there are any issues with the Redis cache configuration that might be affecting connections.
8. Furthermore, we have to check the network latency between the application or service and the Redis cache. High latency can lead to connection timeouts.
9. Additionally, we can use tools like redis-cli or utilities in our programming language to test the connectivity to the Redis cache from the environment where the error is occurring.
10. In some cases, retry logic in our application can handle transient errors.
11. Furthermore, if we are using a Redis client library or SDK in our application, it has to be up-to-date.

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Conclusion

To conclude, our Support Techs demonstrated how to fix the “Cannot connect to redis_cache to update assets_json” error.