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November 9, 2021 By Venkat Kanduri < 1 min read

After May 27, 2022, all IBM Cloud Databases for Redis instances on version 4.0 that are still active will be upgraded in-place to the next major version, Redis 5.0.

This will be done according to our Database Versioning Policy. Users are expected to either be on Redis version 5.0 or 6.0 after the EOL date. 

Customers can upgrade their database instances using the following documentation. 

Any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to IBM Cloud Databases support.

Venkat Kanduri
Product Manager, IBM Cloud Databases

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