Overview
On the Site's Redis Manager Page, You can find Links to Config and Logs.
Redis Configuration
Field | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
Max Memory | Maximum memory in MB redis can use from the system. | String |
Max Memory Policy | Choose one from LRU or LFU | Enum |
Max Clients | Defaults to 10000 | Integer |
Append Only | On or Off | Boolean |
Active Rehashing | On or Off | Boolean |
RDB Compression | On or Off | Boolean |
TCP Keep alive | Maximum number of keep alive connections | Integer |
Timeout | Time, in seconds, that Redis should wait before closing an idle connection. 0 to keep disabled. | Integer |
Log Level | One from | Enum |
Redis Logs
Redis logs provide crucial insights into the operation and performance of your Redis instance. These logs capture events such as client connections, command executions, key expirations, memory usage, and any errors or warnings that may occur. By monitoring Redis logs, you can troubleshoot issues, optimize database performance, and ensure the reliability of your applications. Logs can be configured to output at different verbosity levels, such as debug, verbose, or warning, depending on your needs. Whether stored locally or forwarded to a centralized logging system, Redis logs are an essential tool for maintaining a healthy and efficient database environment.