mTLS with Redis configuration

For enhanced security, LLM Gateway Pro supports connecting to Redis using mutual TLS (mTLS). Follow these steps to configure mTLS for your Redis connection:

1. Obtain the necessary certificate files:

• Ensure you have the CA certificate, client certificate, and client key files required for mTLS communication with Redis.

2. Mount the certificate directory:

• Mount the directory containing your Redis certificate files to the LLM Gateway Pro container. For example, if your certificates are stored in /organization_certs/redis, mount the directory as follows:

  -v /organization_certs/redis:/etc/redis

note

Replace /organization_certs/redis with the actual path to your certificates.

3. Set the environment variables:

• Enable the use of the CA and client certificates by setting the REDIS_USE_CA_CERT and REDIS_USE_CLIENT_CERT environment variables to true:

  -e REDIS_USE_CA_CERT="true" -e REDIS_USE_CLIENT_CERT="true"

4. Configure certificate paths (if necessary):

• If your certificate files are stored in non-default paths, update the environment variables REDIS_CA_CERT_PATH, REDIS_CLIENT_CERT_PATH, and REDIS_CLIENT_KEY_PATH to reflect the correct file locations:

  -e REDIS_CA_CERT_PATH="/path_to_cert/ca.crt" -e REDIS_CLIENT_CERT_PATH="/path_to_cert/client.crt" -e REDIS_CLIENT_KEY_PATH="/path_to_cert/client.key"

By configuring Redis with mTLS, you ensure secure, encrypted communication between LLM Gateway Pro instances and Redis, further safeguarding your API infrastructure.

Configuring Redis with mTLS encrypts and secures communication between LLM Gateway Pro instances and Redis, further strengthening your API infrastructure.