How to Scrub Redis redis.conf & users.acl Secrets Locally Before Sharing Cluster Diagnostic Dumps (CIS Redis L2)
During a Redis replication split-brain or Sentinel failover outage, engineers routinely share redis.conf, sentinel.conf, and ACL LIST (users.acl) outputs.
Unfortunately, those files contain plaintext requirepass, masterauth, sentinel auth-pass, tls-key-file-pass, and >password ACL tokens.
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