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This module provides a faster way for the Radioactivity module to store data by using Redis. It allows incidents to be stored without loading the entire Drupal system, which can greatly improve performance on busy websites and supports adding incidents from custom PHP code.

Radioactivity Redis provides a Redis-based incident storage backend for the Radioactivity module. It includes a lightweight PHP endpoint that bypasses Drupal bootstrap entirely and stores incidents in Redis, significantly reducing server load on high-traffic sites.

Radioactivity's default storage bootstraps Drupal on every page view just to record an incident. The built-in REST storage avoids bootstrap but cannot accept incidents from PHP code (addIncident() throws an exception). Redis storage combines the best of both: a fast no-bootstrap endpoint with PHP addIncident() support, allowing modules to add incident energy to entities in custom code for actions other than views.

Features

  • Lightweight endpoint that skips Drupal bootstrap
  • Supports both PhpRedis extension and Predis library
  • Incidents from both JS and PHP are stored in the same Redis list and processed together during cron
  • Full addIncident() support from PHP (unlike REST file storage)

Storage Comparison

  • Default (DB) - Full Drupal bootstrap, supports PHP addIncident(), stores in database table
  • REST (file) - No bootstrap, but addIncident() throws an exception, stores in JSON file
  • Redis - No bootstrap, supports PHP addIncident(), stores in Redis list

Requirements

Installation

There are a few extra steps to get this running than a typical module. See the README for configuration steps including Redis connection settings and .htaccess setup.

Activity

Total releases
1
First release
Feb 2026
Latest release
5 months ago
Releases (12 mo)
1 ▲ from 0
Maintenance
Active

Releases

Version Type Release date
1.0.x-dev Dev Feb 14, 2026