redis-stat

redis-stat

redis-stat is a simple Redis monitoring tool written in Ruby.

It is based on INFO command of Redis, and thus generally won't affect the performance of the Redis instance unlike the other monitoring tools based on MONITOR command.

redis-stat allows you to monitor Redis instances

• either with vmstat-like output from the terminal
• or with the dashboard page served by its embedded web server.

Installation

gem install redis-stat

If you have trouble setting up a Ruby environment, you can download the executable JAR file and use it instead.

Usage

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Running redis-stat for command-line monitoring

redis-stat
redis-stat 1
redis-stat 1 10
redis-stat --verbose
redis-stat localhost:6380 1 10
redis-stat localhost localhost:6380 localhost:6381 5
redis-stat localhost localhost:6380 1 10 --csv=/tmp/output.csv --verbose

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redis-stat in web browser

When --server option is set, redis-stat will open up an embedded web server (default port: 63790) in the background so that you can monitor Redis in your browser.

Since redis-stat pushes updates every interval via Server-sent events, modern browsers are required to view the page.

redis-stat --server
redis-stat --verbose --server=8080 5

# redis-stat server can be daemonized
redis-stat --server --daemon

# Kill the daemon
killall -9 redis-stat-daemon

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Windows support

If you're running Windows, you can only install redis-stat on JRuby. Notice that fancy terminal colors will not be printed as they are not supported in the default Windows command prompt.

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

Test

You need two Redis servers running on localhost with port 6379 and 6380 with no password.

bundle install
bundle exec rake test

About the name redis-stat

Since this project was supposed to be a vmstat-like monitoring script for Redis, naming it redis-stat seemed like a nice idea. That was when I was unaware of the existence of the original redis-stat included in redis-tools written by the creator of Redis himself. (My bad) Although the original C-version hasn't been updated for the past couple of years, you might want to check it out first.