Configuration to review
- Memory limit
- Cache mode
- Password
- Snapshot behavior
Dragonfly is a Redis- and Memcached-compatible in-memory data store designed for high throughput and multi-threaded operation. MyVibe launches Dragonfly as a private service with credentials, persistence settings, resource limits, and an internal endpoint for application connections.
Ready environment
Databases
In-memory store
Redis compatible
Recommended MyVibe plan
Builder or Scale for production databases; Start for small test databases.
Application overview
Dragonfly is a Redis- and Memcached-compatible in-memory data store designed for high throughput and multi-threaded operation.
MyVibe launches Dragonfly as a private service with credentials, persistence settings, resource limits, and an internal endpoint for application connections.
Read the official Dragonfly documentationTechnical details reviewed:
Ready template
Application configuration
MyVibe keeps deployment controls in one panel while the application runs within your selected VPS resources.
Plus fits modest caches. Builder or Scale is recommended when Dragonfly is selected for high concurrency or large in-memory datasets.
Compare MyVibe plansWhat you get in MyVibe
Create the database from MyVibe, connect apps through internal URLs when they share the same network, or expose a controlled public endpoint when external access is required.
Deploy app code and services from repositories when your workflow needs source-controlled releases.
Attach custom domains and run production-ready endpoints with HTTPS.
Pair apps with PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, object storage, automation tools, and more.
Manage runtime values and inspect app behavior without turning every task into SSH work.
Your CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth define how many apps and services you can run.
Use a real VPS foundation with MyVibe deployment controls layered on top.
Inside the MyVibe panel
Dragonfly on MyVibe is a ready environment for performance-sensitive cache and queue workloads. It starts from a curated service template, then you manage domains, SSL, variables, logs, storage, and related services from the MyVibe panel.
Databases template on MyVibe
Dragonfly
Internal URL
Managed in MyVibe
Public port
Managed in MyVibe
Backups
Managed in MyVibe
SSL
Managed in MyVibe
Source-informed controls
Based on the database documentation covering supported database types, internal URLs, public ports, proxy timeouts, SSL, and backups.
Use cases
Performance-sensitive cache and queue workloads.
Deployment flow
MyVibe keeps the flow simple without hiding the server resources you own.
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MyVibe launches Dragonfly as a private service with credentials, persistence settings, resource limits, and an internal endpoint for application connections.
The template includes Dragonfly server, Redis-compatible endpoint, Authentication secret, Persistent snapshot storage. You can review domains, SSL, environment variables, storage, logs, and service resources from MyVibe.
Plus fits modest caches. Builder or Scale is recommended when Dragonfly is selected for high concurrency or large in-memory datasets.
MyVibe simplifies deployment and runtime controls. You remain responsible for application configuration, data protection, and compatible updates. Recommended tasks include: Watch memory pressure; Test Redis command compatibility; Back up snapshots; Keep the service on a private network.
Start with the server size that fits your workload. Upgrade later when your apps, users, or databases grow.