Redis MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Read and write key-value data in Redis programmatically via MCP calls (set_redis_key, get_redis_key).

• 2

  Manage and inspect Redis keys (delete keys, list keys by pattern) as part of automated workflows or state management.

• 3

  A quickly deployable, containerized Redis service with logging, persistence, and health checks for integration testing or local development (works with Claude Desktop integration).

Description

This project implements a Redis server with MCP integration, providing programmatic Redis operations (set, get, delete, list) and persistent storage. It is containerized with Docker and Docker Compose for quick deployment, supports environment-based configuration, and includes health checks, comprehensive logging, and error handling. The MCP server is designed to be used by agents or tooling that need direct, scriptable access to a Redis instance and can be run alongside Redis in the same Docker network.