Recently Azure has announced retirement of Azure Cache for Redis and Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise. This of course leads folks to look at Azure Managed Redis. Note that underneath Azure Cache for Redis and Azure Managed Redis use the same resource type but with different SKUs. Overall my general impression is that not many existing customers have moved from Azure Cache for Redis to Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise. The integration with Redis to other services and applications in most cases happen via providing connection string with credentials. It is well known how to list the credentials from Azure Cache for Redis with Bicep but may be it is not so known with how to do that with Azure Managed Redis due its different Azure architecture.
List Keys for Azure Managed Redis with Bicep
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