Hello,

 

I was about to install Redis for caching purpose.

Looked to the docker list, and found 3 différents docker. All doing the almost same purpose.

 

So, how to choose ( so far, i go the the support thread and choose the one with the lesser list of messages, avoiding the one with too many bugs ).

Is there some rules for the end-users like me ?

Is there any king of supervision from unRAID to CA Dockers/plug-in like an official/authorized listing ?

 

Here is the infos with the dockers:

 

Redis 1:

Redis for use with gitlab. Install this docker before installing the gitlab docker.

Does that mean it is specificaly done only for gitlab ?

 

Redis 2:

  
Redis is an open source (BSD licensed), in-memory data structure store,
used as a database, cache and message broker.
Based on official Redis Docker image.

Seem pretty straight forward... but 2 years old page support with only one page message.... Two possibilities: this is dead. Or this is the absolut perfect docker.

 

Redis 3:

Redis is an open source (BSD licensed), in-memory data structure store,
used as a database, cache and message broker.

This one seem the same, with less advertisement.  12 pages on support thread.

 

 

I did spent a few hours reading ALL support threads for those 3 dockers, and finaly made my mind.... 

 

But having a sort of guidance, rules, whatever, to help in those process would be interresting. 

They're probably all more or less identical, but different builds of the same application.  This is somewhat akin to what appears if you do a search for Plex.

 

Your deciding factor is looking at support threads etc to determine which you want.

In french we say: au petit bonheur la chance...trusting to fate !