Implement Redis 6.0 ACL in Spring Data [DATAREDIS-1046]

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tgrall opened DATAREDIS-1046 and commented

Redis 6.x will provide a new feature to support ACL, as documented here:

https://redis.io/topics/acl

Spring Data Redis should expose this to the application.

Related issue in client projects:

• Jedis: Support for ACLs with Redis 6 redis/jedis#2035
• Lettuce: Support for ACLs w/ Redis 6 redis/lettuce#1083

The following types should be extended by introducing a username property:

• RedisStandaloneConfiguration
• RedisSentinelConfiguration
• RedisClusterConfiguration
• RedisStaticMasterReplicaConfiguration
• RedisSocketConfiguration

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Issue Links:

• DATAREDIS-1197 Upgrade to Lettuce 6.0 RC1
  ("depends on")

Referenced from: pull request #558

2 votes, 6 watchers

[spring-projects-issues]

Mark Paluch commented

From a library perspective, we should provide support for usernames to authenticate properly against Redis 6 in addition to password-only authentication.

Beyond that, it does not make sense to support administrative ACL commands as Spring Data Redis is intended for data interaction and not server administration

[spring-projects-issues]

hradilf commented

Hi Mark Paluch, tgrall any idea where this can be available for Jedis? Thanks

[spring-projects-issues]

Mark Paluch commented

Spring Data Redis depends on Jedis and you might want to track the related Jedis issue. Once Jedis provides this kind of functionality, we can adopt it here

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hradilf commented

Hi Mark Paluch,
Jedis 3.3.0 has been released yesterday. It would be great to have ACL support in Spring.
https://github.com/xetorthio/jedis/releases/tag/jedis-3.3.0

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Mark Paluch commented

Currently, we're beyond the second release candidate with Spring Data Redis 2.3 and heading towards the GA release in a few days. Redis 6 support will be available with Spring Data Redis 2.4 in late 2020