Wow, that's annoying, if you open an account with Redis Cloud (redis's hosted service), then you can't self-close it, and instead need to file support ticket to get them to delete your data.
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@thisismissem Can't you just use Redis commands to delete your data?
E.g. I use Redis from Tcl and I wrote the following little script to delete all keys matching some pattern (for a cloud service you would need to add the connection and login details of course) -
E.g. I use Redis from Tcl and I wrote the following little script to delete all keys matching some pattern (for a cloud service you would need to add the connection and login details of course) -
package require retcl
retcl create redis
set pattern [lindex $argv 0]
set keys [redis -sync keys $pattern]
foreach key $keys {
puts "del $key"
redis -sync del $key
}
@CGM it's not the data I care about, it's the account on their service that I don't want / need anymore.
@thisismissem There used to be this trick that you first change your billing address to California, and then suddenly many sites have a self-service cancel button (because that's the law in California). Not sure if it works with Redis.
@henryk tried that, and nope.
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