Azure Cache for Redis
An Azure service that provides access to a secure, dedicated Redis cache, managed by Microsoft.
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Connect Python Azure Web App to Azure Redis for Cache to run a Django Chat app in production
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Joe Burns
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Has anyone ever deployed a python chat app on Azure App Service using Azure Redis for Cache? I have been at it for months now with no success. All tutorials and online help direct me to Heroku. I have tried to follow the same logic applied for Heroku but I cannot seem to succeed on Azure. Any help in this regard would be highly appreciated. PS: code only work in development environment.
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GeethaThatipatri-MSFT 27,987 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2023-07-08T03:17:13.0033333+00:00 Hi,@Joe Burns Welcome to Microsoft Q&A and Thanks for posting your question
To clarify, are you encountering any specific errors or issues when trying to deploy your app on Azure App Service? Additionally, have you already created an Azure Cache for Redis instance and installed the Readis package in your Python environment?
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Geetha
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Joe Burns 0 Reputation points
2023-07-08T09:36:57.2833333+00:00 Hi, @GeethaThatipatri-MSFT Thank you for your response.
I have already created a Azure Cache for Redis instance and installed the Redis package in the Python env. This works when testing in Development, but does not work after deployment to Production.
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