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redis works with python 2.7 too.
Remove requirement that python 3.6 be used. Earlier version of redis-py can meet roundup's requirement.
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doc/admin_guide.txt

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Redis is an in memory key/value data structure store.
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To use redis you must be using Python 3.6 or newer. You
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need to install the redis-py_ module from pypi. Then install
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Redis using your package manager or by downloading it from
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the Redis_ website.
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You need to install the redis-py_ module from pypi. Then
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install Redis using your package manager or by downloading
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it from the Redis_ website.
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You need to secure your redis instance. The data that
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Roundup stores includes session cookies and other

doc/upgrading.txt

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Session/OTK data storage using Redis (optional)
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If you are running Roundup with Python 3.6 or newer, you can
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store your ephemeral data in a Redis database. This provides
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significantly better performance for ephemeral data than
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SQLite or dbm files. See the section `Using Redis for Session
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Databases`_ in the `administration guide`_
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You can store your ephemeral data in a Redis database. This
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provides significantly better performance for ephemeral data
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than SQLite or dbm files. See the section `Using Redis for
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Session Databases`_ in the `administration guide`_
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