[Bugfix] Redis is deployed by default in standalone + persistence mode.

[JacksonMei]

Redis is deployed by default in standalone + persistence mode.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves a bug where Redis was not being deployed in the intended standalone and persistence mode by default. It updates the Helm chart configurations to ensure Redis is provisioned as a single instance with data persistence enabled, including the necessary Kubernetes PersistentVolumeClaim resource and an increased default storage size.

Highlights

• Redis Deployment Mode: The default Redis deployment has been changed from a 3-replica setup to a single standalone instance, aligning with the intended standalone mode.
• Redis Persistence: Redis persistence is now enabled by default, ensuring data is retained across restarts.
• Persistent Volume Size: The default persistent volume size for Redis has been increased from 1Gi to 10Gi to accommodate larger datasets.
• Kubernetes Resource: A new Kubernetes PersistentVolumeClaim template has been added to properly provision and manage persistent storage for Redis.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly configures Redis to run in a standalone mode with persistence enabled by default. The changes involve enabling persistence in the Redis sub-chart, creating a PersistentVolumeClaim, and reducing the replica count to one. My review includes two suggestions to improve the chart's robustness and maintainability: one to add standard Helm labels to prevent conflicts when deploying multiple instances, and another to add a clarifying comment about the replicaCount constraint when persistence is enabled.

[kangoal]

LGTM