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Important
Azure Cache for Redis announced its retirement timeline for all SKUs. We recommend moving your existing Azure Cache for Redis instances to Azure Managed Redis as soon as you can.
For more details about the retirement:
For Azure CLI sample scripts for Azure Cache for Redis, see the following articles:
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- Creates a resource group and a Basic tier Azure Redis cache.
- Gets cache details, including provisioning status, the hostname, ports, and keys.
- Deletes the cache.
Create and manage a premium cache with clustering
- Creates a resource group and a Premium tier Azure Redis cache with clustering enabled.
- Gets cache details, including provisioning status, the hostname, ports, and keys.
- Deletes the cache.
To install the current Azure CLI, see Install Azure CLI.
For more information about using the Azure CLI, see Get started with Azure CLI.
For an Azure CLI command reference for Azure Redis caches, see az redis and az redisenterprise.
Note
The current article contained content about the Azure classic CLI, an older version of Azure CLI that is no longer available. The Azure classic CLI could be used only with the discontinued Azure classic deployment model.