Hello ASPZero Support Team,
We are currently using ASPZero with an Angular frontend and ASP.NET Core 8.0 WebAPI backend. We are encountering an issue with setting up Redis cache to use SSL certificates for secure communication. We have a CA bundle and a client certificate, but we are unsure how to properly configure the Redis cache in our ASPZero environment to use these certificates.
Here is the relevant configuration from our appsettings.json for the Redis cache:
"Abp": {
"RedisCache": {
"ConnectionString": "mySaaSRedisCache",
"DatabaseId": 1
}
}
We also need to configure the Redis cache to use SSL/TLS for secure communication, and we have the following certificates:
ca-cert.pem (CA certificate)
redis-client-cert.pem (Client certificate)
redis-client-key.pem (Client private key)
Could you please guide us on how to:
Properly configure the Redis cache to use these certificates (CA bundle, client certificate, and private key).
Integrate this configuration into the existing setup in ASPZero with both the backend (ASP.NET Core) and Redis service.
Ensure that the application properly uses SSL/TLS to communicate with Redis.
We are using Docker for both the Angular frontend and ASP.NET Core backend, so if there are any specific steps related to Docker, that would be helpful as well.
Thank you for your assistance.
Best regards,
2 Answer(s)
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Hi @pliaspzero
To configure your Redis connection securely with SSL/TLS, you can follow these steps in your
Startup.csfile:Define the
ConfigureRedisMethod: You can configure the Redis connection settings in theConfigureRedis()method, including the certificate selection.Configure in
ConfigureServices. In theConfigureServices()method, you will call this method to set up the Redis connection.You can add the following to your Startup.cs file.
public IServiceProvider ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) { //... services.AddSingleton< IConnectionMultiplexer >(provider => ConfigureRedis()); }private IConnectionMultiplexer ConfigureRedis() { var redisConfig = new ConfigurationOptions { Ssl = true, AllowAdmin = true, AbortOnConnectFail = false, }; // Load certificates for secure connection redisConfig.CertificateSelection += (sender, targetHost, localCertificates, remoteCertificate, acceptableIssuers) => { // Load the client certificate (redis-client-cert.pem) and client private key (redis-client-key.pem) var cert = new X509Certificate2("path/to/redis-client-cert.pfx", "your-cert-password", X509KeyStorageFlags.MachineKeySet); // Load the CA certificate (ca-cert.pem) var caCert = new X509Certificate2("path/to/ca-cert.pem"); // Add the CA certificate to the certificate collection localCertificates.Add(caCert); return cert; }; return ConnectionMultiplexer.Connect(redisConfig); } -
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Thank you!
