Redis Cost Optimization
Cut your Redis bill from inside the instance. OhChimp finds oversized memory, keys with no TTL, big keys, low cache hit ratio, and persistence overhead.
How does OhChimp connect to Redis?
OhChimp connects over your host, port, and password, with TLS when you enable it. It supports standalone, cluster, and Sentinel topologies. It issues read-only INFO and SCAN-based probe commands to read memory, stats, TTLs, and key sizes, and never stores your application values, secrets, or workload contents.
Does OhChimp write to my instance or see my data?
No. OhChimp issues read-only commands and reads aggregate stats and key metadata through INFO and sampled SCAN probes. It reads key names, types, sizes, and TTLs to find waste, never the values inside your keys, your secrets, or workload contents.
What Redis costs can OhChimp actually reduce?
Oversized memory and high fragmentation, keys with no TTL growing unbounded, oversized big keys, a low cache hit ratio with evictions that signal undersizing or a wrong eviction policy, inefficient encoding and serialization overhead, persistence overhead on cache-only workloads, and unused modules or idle pub/sub channels.
Who applies the changes, and can they be rolled back?
You do. Each fix is a reviewable plan with a confidence score, a risk level, and rollback steps. Nothing changes until you click apply, and OhChimp applies the matching code and infrastructure changes together. It is always your button to press.
How are Redis savings verified, and how is it priced?
Against your real bill. A plan is marked VERIFIED only after 7 or more days, a drop of at least 10%, and 3 consecutive positive checks. Until then it stays flagged not implemented. Pricing is flat monthly, OhChimp never takes a cut of your savings, and a year-one ROI guarantee refunds your subscription fees if it does not pay for itself in the first 12 months on a paid plan.