Configure HostBill to use Redis for caching

By default HostBill uses file system to store its cache data. Primary use of cache in HostBill is performance/reduced page load times. If you plan to use HostBill in HA (High-availability) setup, you may want to consider using Redis as your cache driver in HostBill.

This guide assumes that:

Redis is already installed, configured and running
php pecl redis extension is installed

In your HostBill's includes/config.php file add following lines to bottom of file contents:

//...

$config['HBCache.Driver']='redis';  // we're letting HostBill know we'll use redis for cache ...

//for tcp:
$config['HBCache.Redis.host']='127.0.0.1'; // ... running on 127.0.0.1 ...
$config['HBCache.Redis.port']=6379; // ... on port 6379

//or, for unix socket:
$config['HBCache.Redis.socket']='/var/run/redis.sock'; 

// or you can use DSN notation instead of above:
$config['HBCache.Redis.DSN']='redis://user:pass@my.server.com:6379'; //socket, auth,  port, etc. is available using DSN