It is more a debugging command supposed to be used in administration tools. Sometimes i want to purge them all automatically Is there a redis command for fetching all keys in the database
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Tying to setup username and password for redis (6)
Have seen some documentation that helps setting up a password for redis
Is there a way i can set both the username and password? Are there any good browsers/explorer for viewing redis out there Am new to redis so my expectation is if there is something similar to mongovue,toad or sqlexplorer I tried redis admin ui from s.
154 my redis instance seems to being growing very large and i'd like to find out which of the multiple databases i have in there consumes how much memory Redis' info command just shows me the total size and the number of keys per database which doesn't give me much insight. I have set up redis in my environment, and have only seen a section for authorizing via a password Is there a way to set up a username too
Or is it only authenticated via password?
I am able to write into redis from scala What do you do when you are using redis as more than an evictable cache How do you manage getting important data off of redis and into another form of storage before it is destroyed Can you pair that with eviction as memory fills up?
Though the suggestion above helps you get the desired output, the redis keys command is evil as the others mentioned Keys is blocking and can consume a lot of ram while preparing the response Don't use keys in your regular application code If you're looking for a way to find keys in a subset of your keyspace, consider using scan or sets.
In my redis db i have a number of prefix:<numeric_id>
