Redis

RESP-protocol Redis mock. Intercepts any Redis command and returns a configurable response.

protocols:
  redis:
    enabled: true
    port: 6379
    mocks:
      - id: auth
        command: AUTH
        response:
          type: string     # string | bulk | integer | null | error | array
          value: "OK"
      - id: get-token
        command: GET
        key: "token:*"
        response:
          type: bulk
          value: "abc123"
          delay: 5ms

Stateful mode

By default the Redis mock only matches static mocks — SET/GET don't actually round-trip data. Set mode: stateful to enable a real in-memory datastore:

protocols:
  redis:
    enabled: true
    port: 6379
    mode: stateful
    mocks: []   # still used as a fallback for commands not listed below

In stateful mode these commands are backed by a real per-connection-shared datastore with Redis-compatible semantics (including WRONGTYPE errors when a key holds the wrong type):

• Strings: SET (with optional EX seconds / PX milliseconds), GET, APPEND, INCR, DECR, INCRBY, DECRBY
• Keys: DEL, EXISTS, EXPIRE, TTL, PERSIST
• Hashes: HSET, HGET, HGETALL, HDEL, HEXISTS
• Lists: LPUSH, RPUSH, LRANGE, LLEN

FLUSHDB/FLUSHALL clear the stateful datastore too, and POST /api/reset wipes it along with the rest of mock state. Any command not in the list above (e.g. TYPE, SCAN) still falls back to the static mocks configured for that server.

See also

• Configuration — matching, templated responses, state conditions, and scenarios shared by every protocol
• Fault Injection — this protocol's fault fields: error, delay, error_rate
• Management API — mocks for this protocol follow the same CRUD pattern as HTTP mocks (/api/mocks/{protocol})