cPanel Redis Manager Plugins Documentation

Uninstalling Redis Manager

1. Remove the plugin interface

   /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/uninstall_plugin /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/jupiter/redis_plugin --theme=jupiter
   rm -rf /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/jupiter/redis_plugin

2. Optional: remove Redis server & data

   This will completely remove Redis from your system:

   yum remove redis -y
   rm -rf /etc/redis /var/lib/redis

Redis Manager Configuration

Redis Manager automatically configures each instance with optimal defaults:

bind = 127.0.0.1
maxmemory = 1536mb
maxmemory-policy = allkeys-lfu
databases = 5
requirepass = (auto-generated)

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Installing PHP Redis Extension

1. Log in to WHM with root access
2. Navigate to: Software → Module Installers
3. Click "Manage" next to PHP Pecl
4. Search for "redis" and click Install
5. Restart services:

   service httpd restart
   service redis restart

CloudLinux Compatibility

Redis Manager is fully compatible with CloudLinux environments.

Alt-PHP Redis Extension (Alt-PHP versions have Redis extension by default)

1. Set active PHP version:

   selectorctl --set-current=ea-php81

2. Install the Redis module:

   yum install alt-php-redis

3. Restart PHP-FPM:

   systemctl restart alt-php81-php-fpm

CloudLinux includes Redis modules for all Alt-PHP versions by default.

CageFS Integration

1. Enable Redis inside CageFS:

   cagefsctl --enable-redis

2. Update and verify:

   cagefsctl --update
   cagefsctl --check-redis username