Create a RumptyCloud account
Sign up on the console. RumptyCloud is built and operated in Lagos, Nigeria. You can view later prices in naira.
Create a Redis-compatible cache on RumptyCloud in Lagos. We serve Valkey 8. Playground is free. Copy REDIS_URL — your existing Redis clients keep working. Postgres and MySQL are on the same free tier.
Four steps. Playground is free. You get Valkey 8 with a redis:// URL.
Sign up on the console. RumptyCloud is built and operated in Lagos, Nigeria. You can view later prices in naira.
Create a managed database and choose Redis. Under the hood that is Valkey 8, the Linux Foundation Redis fork. Existing Redis clients keep working.
Playground is free: 1 vCPU, 256 MiB memory, 1 GiB disk, 10 GiB egress. Upgrade when the working set outgrows it.
Paste REDIS_URL (redis://) into your app. ioredis, node-redis, StackExchange.Redis, and the rest keep their usual URL.
Sessions and rate limits should not round-trip to Virginia. RumptyCloud runs Valkey here, with the Redis protocol you already use.
The instance runs on RumptyCloud infrastructure operated in Lagos, Nigeria — not a replica of a US or EU free tier.
redis:// URLs and existing client libraries work unchanged. We serve Valkey because Redis 7.4+ cannot be offered as a managed service under its current license.
Need a relational store next to the cache? Same Playground plan. SeePostgreSQL and MySQL.
Yes. RumptyCloud Playground is free for a Redis-compatible database on infrastructure in Lagos, Nigeria. Create one and copy REDIS_URL.
Valkey 8. It is wire-compatible with Redis — redis:// URLs and every common client library work unchanged. We use Valkey because Redis 7.4+ cannot be offered as a managed service under its current license.
Yes. The Redis option in the console is Valkey 8 on the free Playground plan, running in Lagos.
Playground is free. When you upgrade, Nigerian visitors can view prices in naira.
On RumptyCloud infrastructure operated in Lagos, Nigeria. Builders anywhere can create one; people in Nigeria get a local cache.
No by default. Managed databases use private networking unless you open access on purpose.
Create an account, pick Redis on Playground, paste REDIS_URL. Docs stay at docs.rumptycloud.com.