Currently there's no easy way when we see a spike in gets or sets to see what's happening. We have to start guessing, and neither the monitoring dashlets nor the Application Insights external dependency track are useful. It'd be great to have some form of get/set tracking to diagnose problemas.

I have an ARM template that creates Redis resources, basic tier. Usually, Redis spins up fine, but, occasionally, it completes with Azure Redis giving a status of "Failed". All calls will then result in an error. I then have to delete the resource and try again.

This is something that Azure should be doing on its own. When Azure reports that it created a resource for me, there should actually be a working resource there.

We don't have high cache size requirements (<50MB) but looking to use VNET integration, view, export, geo replication features. Currently its only allowed with the premium tier that starts with 6GB/$400+. We will need cache for each environment DEV, QA, STG, PROD. This kind of cost is not justified for the small apps (API Management pricing have the same issues)

The information in this page (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/cache/) seems to be wrong - headers for 2nd and 3rd columns seem swapped as they list that Standard is the top performance tier, whereas Premium is in-between Basic and Standard.
Also, you should consider a more effective way to report this type of bugs, directly in the page, rather than going to a general feedback forum which may not be the proper place...

The Application we support uses Azure Redis cache for session state. Currently Redis and the application is in a vNet in CentralUS. The application is working with Redis. Since we are using Azure Traffic Manager, we would like to setup our application in eastUS in it's own vNet and peer to the Redis in CentralUS. Currently, this is not permitted.

redis cache deployments from the portal always using the same name "redis.cache" and new deployments will replace the old deployment history. Please work on adding a time stamp in the deployment name.

Hi. I've created Azure redis cache with the following configuration.
- Clustered mode. (2- shard)
- 3 replicas for each primary node.
It looks like redis only provide single endpoint to client.
How my client application access readonly replica?
If it's not possible at the moment, do you have any plans to provide it?
Thanks.

Solution won't recognize .AddUserSecret until you add a nuget package fot it Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.AddUserSecrets

Is there a way to increase the number of databases? Based on the tier, I am limited to fixed number of databases, but is there a negative impact if I wanted to increase beyond this number? Since the memory of the cache applies across all databases, why is there these limits?

Connecting from java client to Azure Redis SSL port requires us to import the Redis certificate to java kestore. This is not documented in the Redis SSL java client. Is it posssible to add the certificate to JDK itself ?

Currently there is no way of scaling down to C0 or C1 basic from the standard pricing, this should be there as a part of PAAS product like any other products in the Azure.