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Redis

Redis, a high-performance in-memory data store, excels in caching, real-time analytics, and rapid data processing, making it a top choice for diverse applications.

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Metrics
Description

Redis Status

Indicates Redis Status

Connected/Blocked Clients

Total connected clients and blocked clients awaiting server processing in Redis.

Total Memory Usage

Current and maximum memory usage in Redis.

Total Commands

Total Redis commands processed by the server.

Network I/O

Calculates Redis server's per-second rate of change for bytes sent and received.

Total Items per DB

Reports the count of keys in Redis databases.

Expired/Evicted Keys

Expired keys and evicted keys in Redis.

Total Time Spent by Command

Total time spent executing Redis commands

Redis Status:

Redis Status

Indicates whether Redis is operational or "up," essential for monitoring the availability and health of the Redis server in various applications and system environments.

Uptime in Hrs

Retrieves the peak Redis server uptime duration within a specified time frame, aiding in monitoring and analyzing the system's maximum operational period.

Connected/Blocked Clients

Calculates the total number of connected clients and blocked clients in Redis, useful for assessing overall client activity and identifying potential bottlenecks in the system.

Total Memory Usage

Provides the current Redis memory usage and the maximum allowable memory, facilitating monitoring and capacity planning for efficient memory management in Redis instances.

Total Commands:

Total Commands

Computes the per-second rate of Redis command executions, revealing insights into the system's activity and command throughput for monitoring and performance analysis.

Hits / Misses per Sec

Calculates the per-second increment in Redis keyspace hits, providing insights into the rate of successful key lookups over time for performance analysis and monitoring.

Network I/O

Calculates the per-second rate of Redis network input and output bytes, aiding in monitoring data transfer rates and network activity for performance analysis and optimization.

Total Items per DB

Provides the aggregated count of Redis database keys and the count of keys in a specific database, facilitating monitoring and analysis of key distribution in the system.

Expired/Evicted Keys:

Expired/Evicted Keys

Calculates the per-second rate of Redis expired keys, offering insights into the rate at which keys expire over time for monitoring and analyzing the system's behavior.

Expiring vs Not-Expiring Keys

Calculates the difference between the total count of Redis database keys and the count of expiring keys, providing insights into the non-expiring key count for monitoring and analysis.

Total Time Spent by Command

Calculates the per-second rate of total Redis command duration, offering insights into the execution time of commands over time for monitoring and performance analysis.