Hey everyone! I'm curious if anyone has transitioned away from using Bitnami images for Redis since they discontinued support in 2025. I used the Bitnami Redis Helm chart for a long time, but now I'm looking for a reliable, actively maintained solution to run in production. Ideally, I'm after a solid Helm chart or a lightweight operator that uses official Redis Docker images (or trusted alternatives), has good support for persistence, scaling, monitoring with Prometheus, and TLS. Bonus points if it supports high availability with Sentinel and failover options. What are you all using? Any recommendations for something that feels reliable and low-maintenance?
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Our team migrated to DragonflyDB, and so far, it's been a great choice for production use. Highly recommend checking it out!
We've made the switch to Valkey, and it's been working well for us! It's solid for our production needs.
What I did for the Bitnami WordPress and Redis charts was manually download them and customize them to use the official Docker images. I adapted the Helm chart to fit my needs and it’s been running perfectly in production for months now!
I recently moved to the DandyDeveloper Helm chart. Not sure if it's the best long-term solution, but I'm giving it a shot!
My requirements are pretty simple, but I've been really happy with CloudPirates. They respond quickly to any issues and are open to contributions, which is a big plus.
I've been using a Helm chart from DandyDeveloper, and it's actually tied to the official ArgoCD Helm Chart. It works pretty well for my setup.
I've heard mixed things about DandyDeveloper, but it seems worth a try! Let us know how it goes.