Accessing Azure Redis in a vNet in different regions

Rick Tuck 21 Reputation points
2020-12-28T20:24:24.867+00:00

I setup Azure redis in a vNet in centralUS and our application in a vNet in CentralUS. Our application uses redis for session state. I also setup our application in eastUS within a vNet and tried accessing the Azure Redis in centralUS.

I read somewhere in the Microsoft documentation that you can't access Azure Redis in a vNet across regions. I've tested it out and I'm unable to access the azure redis cache in centralUS from our application in eastUS. Is anyone aware of a workaround or if Microsoft is going to allow accessing Redis in a vNet from different regions in the near future?

PS. I did vnet peering between the app in eastUS and Redis in centralUS.

Thanks

Azure Cache for Redis
Azure Cache for Redis
An Azure service that provides access to a secure, dedicated Redis cache, managed by Microsoft.
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  1. KalyanChanumolu-MSFT 8,316 Reputation points
    2020-12-29T04:44:28.717+00:00

    @Rick Tuck Welcome to Microsoft Q&A forums and thank you for your interest in Azure cache for Redis.

    Yes, your observation is correct.
    The client(s) should be in the same VNET as the Redis cache. This limitation is documented here

    Please post a request for this feature on our UserVoice site.
    The product team actively listens to feedback and prioritizes features accordingly.
    You will also be able to track progress and be informed when the feature goes live.

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