Quotas and limits

This document contains the current resource capacity limits and per-second API request quotas for Memorystore for Redis.

Instance limits

Memorystore for Redis enforces the following usage limits:

Limit Value1
Databases per instance 16
Connected clients per instance for Basic Tier 65,000
Connected clients per instance for Standard Tier 65,000
Connected clients per instance for Standard Tier with read replicas 65,000 for each node including the primary and read replicas

1 For instances that use both in-transit encryption and Redis version 6.x or earlier, connection limits can be lower. For more information, see Connection limits for in-transit encryption.

Regional capacity quota

You can use the default per-project quota for Memorystore for Redis to provision 1 TB of Redis capacity in each region where the service is available.

Quota Value
Data provisioned per region 1 TB

For example, if you provision three instances in your project with 300 GB each in us-central1, then you consume 900 GB out of the 1-TB quota for us-central1. With the default quota, you can provision an additional 100 GB in us-central1.

Per-second API requests quota

The per-second quota for Memorystore for Redis API requests/operations is as follows, and is subject to change:

API Requests Quota Value
Create Redis instance requests per project per minute 30
API Requests per minute 3,000

Create Redis instance requests per project per minute includes create operations (gcloud redis instances create).

Memorystore for Redis API operations include:

  • Get operations (gcloud redis instances describe)
  • List operations (gcloud redis instances list)
  • Create operations (gcloud redis instances create)
  • Delete operations (gcloud redis instances delete)
  • Import and export operations (gcloud redis instances import and gcloud redis instances export)
  • Update operations (gcloud redis instances update)
  • Upgrade operations (gcloud redis instances upgrade)
  • Failover operations (gcloud redis instances failover)

This quota is for redis.googleapis.com requests/operations, not OSS Redis protocol/commands. These limits apply to each Google Cloud console project and are shared across all applications and IP addresses using that project.