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[GH-ISSUE #976] Kener template fails to start: REDIS_URL is not defined #15535
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Originally created by @Lqm1 on GitHub (Jul 7, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/Dokploy/templates/issues/976
Summary
The Kener template appears to start successfully at first, but then crashes because
REDIS_URLis not defined.The template configures SQLite, runs migrations and seed successfully, and prints
Kener is running on port 3000!. Immediately after that, the process exits with a Redis-related error.Logs
Expected behavior
The Kener template should start successfully using the default template configuration.
Actual behavior
The application exits during startup because
REDIS_URLis missing.Possible fix
The Kener template may need one of the following:
REDIS_URLautomatically.REDIS_URLto the required environment variables for the template.Notes
The database appears to be configured as SQLite and migrations/seed complete successfully, so this seems specifically related to the missing Redis configuration rather than the database setup.
@dosubot[bot] commented on GitHub (Jul 7, 2026):
I can confirm this is a valid issue. The Kener template's
docker-compose.ymldoes not include a Redis service and does not define aREDIS_URLenvironment variable [1]. The template only provides SQLite (default), PostgreSQL, and MySQL as database options.It appears that a newer version of the
rajnandan1/kener:latestimage now requires Redis for its queue/job system, but the template hasn't been updated to account for this dependency.A fix would likely involve:
redis:alpine)REDIS_URL(e.g.,redis://redis:6379) in the Kener service's environment variablesTo reply, just mention @dosu.
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