delete 'config' command in redis-cli#1
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spring-projects/spring-session#124 Redis security recommends disabling the CONFIG command so that remote users cannot reconfigure an instance. The RedisHttpSessionConfiguration requires access to this during its initialization. Hosted Redis services, like AWS ElastiCache disable this command by default, with no option to re-enable it. correct me if I'm wrong ;)
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spring-projects/spring-session#124
Redis security recommends disabling the CONFIG command so that remote users cannot reconfigure an instance. The RedisHttpSessionConfiguration requires access to this during its initialization. Hosted Redis services, like AWS ElastiCache disable this command by default, with no option to re-enable it.
correct me if I'm wrong ;)