Fix valkey memory settings#172
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This pull request configures memory limits and eviction policies for Valkey nodes by setting a maximum memory usage and specifying the eviction policy in both configuration templates and cluster setup scripts.
Memory management improvements:
maxmemory 1gbinvalkey-primary.conf.j2,valkey-replica.conf.j2, andsentinel.conf.j2to restrict Valkey nodes to use a maximum of 1GB RAM. [1] [2] [3]maxmemory-policy allkeys-lruandmaxmemory 1gbto the configuration for both primary and replica nodes in the cluster setup filevalkey-cluster.yml, ensuring consistent eviction policy and memory limit across all nodes. [1] [2]