Server

The server reports the host and port a client dials, with the scheme, credentials, database and query stripped.

A broker registered with with_broker_labeled is a server of the document, under its label. Its protocol is redis. Its host is the host:port of a standalone URL, or the first seed of a cluster or a sentinel list. A redis:// or rediss:// scheme, a user:password@, a /2 database and a ? query stay out of it. An address without a port reports the topology's default, 6379, or 26379 for a sentinel.

A broker built with from_pool reports no host at all. Its address sits inside the pool's own config, and an empty host would read as an address to dial. A password set with credentials never reaches the document either.

Example

The broker's URL carries a password and a database. Its server in the document is redis.internal:6379 with the protocol redis.

Macros

examples/redis_asyncapi.rs

/// The server at `redis.internal`, database 2, logged in with a password in the URL.
fn broker(password: &str) -> RedisBroker {
    RedisBroker::standalone(format!("redis://worker:{password}@redis.internal:6379/2"))
}

Manual

examples/manual/redis_asyncapi.rs

/// The server at `redis.internal`, database 2, logged in with a password in the URL.
fn broker(password: &str) -> RedisBroker {
    RedisBroker::standalone(format!("redis://worker:{password}@redis.internal:6379/2"))
}