I figured this out. The answer I was looking for was that you connect to a specific redis database by appending the database number at the end of the connection string (forward slash db #). This article was also helpful Installing and Using Redis for Multiple Projects
However, I think there’s a bug in the connection string generated by Wappler for digitalocean redis environments. Wappler generates a connection string starting with redis://… while DO will only accept rediss://…
Also @George is there a reason why Wappler doesn’t default to the private/VPC connection strings for DO? I’ve had to overwrite my connection strings for both my mySQL dbs and now redis to use the “private-” versions of the connection strings. Thanks!