You can use access control list (ACL) policies to secure access to your instances. You can enable fine-grained security by restricting user and service access to specific keys, commands, operations, and Pub/Sub channels. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>You can migrate workloads from self-managed Redis and Valkey instances running on Google Cloud to Memorystore for Valkey. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>You can use the Google Cloud console to secure access to your instances by using basic token-based authentication. This feature is available in Preview.
]]>You can use custom organization policies to improve the security, compliance, and governance of your Memorystore for Valkey instances by enforcing consistent configurations and restrictions for the instances. This ensures that your instances adhere to security best practices and regulatory requirements. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>Added support for Valkey version 9.1. As a result, you can now upgrade the version of your Memorystore for Valkey instance to 9.1. For more information, see About upgrading the Valkey version of an instance. This feature is available in Preview.
]]>Memorystore for Valkey has additional node-level metrics for Cloud Monitoring. These metrics offer detailed insights into the health and performance of individual nodes within an instance. You can use the metrics to troubleshoot issues with the nodes to optimize their performance. The metrics are available in Preview.
]]>The Memorystore for Valkey remote MCP server is Generally Available.
You can secure access to your instances by using basic token-based authentication. This feature is available in Preview.
]]>You can migrate your workloads from your self-managed Redis and Valkey instances that run in Google Cloud Platform into Memorystore for Valkey. This feature is available in Preview.
The shared and customer-managed Certificate Authority (CA) modes are Generally Available.
]]>Memorystore for Valkey has new node types that you can select for your instances. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>Version 1.0 of Bloom filters and JSON documents is Generally Available.
]]>You can use the Memorystore for Valkey remote MCP server. This server lets you connect to Memorystore for Valkey instances from LLMs, AI applications, and AI-enabled development platforms. This feature is available in Preview.
]]>In addition to the per-instance CA mode, Memorystore for Valkey offers the following new CA modes:
Memorystore for Valkey supports version 1.0 of Bloom filters and JSON documents. This feature is available in Preview.
]]>You can use the Google Cloud console to find and set maintenance windows and perform self-service maintenance on instances. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>The simulate maintenance event feature for Memorystore for Valkey is Generally Available.
You can now deploy instances in the asia-southeast3 (Bangkok), europe-north2
(Stockholm), and northamerica-south1 (Mexico)
regions.
Support for version 9.0 of Valkey is Generally Available.
]]>You can now use the Google Cloud console to manage backups. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>Added support for Valkey version 9.0. As a result, you can now upgrade the version of your Memorystore for Valkey instance to 9.0. For more information, see About upgrading the Valkey version of an instance. This feature is available in Preview.
]]>Memorystore for Valkey supports organization policy constraints for customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK). By using these constraints, you can enforce CMEK protection for your instances and limit which Cloud Key Management Service (KMS) keys you can use for this protection. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>You can now deploy instances in the africa-south1 (Johannesburg) region.
The /node/server/healthy
metric is Generally Available.
We have implemented a security fix for CVE-2025-49844.
]]>You can now use self-service maintenance to update your instance to a newer version. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>You can now create an instance in Memorystore for Valkey, even if a zone of the region where you want the instance to be created is unavailable. If this occurs, then Memorystore for Valkey creates the instance in the available zones of the region. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>Memorystore for Valkey now supports maintenance changelogs. Maintenance changelogs provide information about updates available in new maintenance versions, such as patches for security vulnerabilities.
For links to current maintenance changelogs for each major version of Memorystore for Valkey, see Memorystore for Valkey maintenance changelogs. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>For each primary node of a Memorystore for Valkey instance, you can now have up to five replica nodes. For more information, see Memorystore for Valkey overview. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>The customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK) feature for Memorystore for Valkey is now Generally Available.
]]>You can now simulate maintenance events on your Memorystore for Valkey instances. This feature helps you test how your application behaves during a maintenance event by triggering a simulation of the operations that occur during maintenance. This feature is available in Preview.
]]>You can now use Memorystore for Valkey, along with Spring Boot and PostgreSQL, to create a session management system, scalable leaderboard system, and high-performance caching service. For more information, see Client library code samples. These code samples are Generally Available.
]]>You can now use Cloud Logging to query and view maintenance logs for a Memorystore for Valkey instance. For more information, see View maintenance logs. This feature is Generally Available.
]]>You can now use the Google Cloud console to work with cross-region replication. This feature is Generally Available.
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