Redis Desktop Manager (aka RDM) offers you an easy-to-use GUI to access your Redis databases and perform some basic operations:
* View keys as a tree
* CRUD keys
* Analyse memory usage for entire DB or for selected namespace in tree-view (redis-server >= 4.0 is required)
* List currently connected clients, opened Pub/Sub channels and Slow log commands
* Execute commands via shell
RDM allows to perform bulk operations which simplifies developer daily routines:
* Copy data between databases (copy data from production env to dev env for debugging or migrate your project to another cloud provider)
* Import data from RDB files - you can easily split data from large rdb files to multiple smaller redis-servers or import only subset of data (like user session data)
* Set TTL for multiple keys
* Delete keys matching glob-pattern
RDM supports SSL/TLS encryption, SSH tunnels and cloud Redis instances such as: Amazon ElastiCache (In-Transit encryption is also supported via TLS-over-SSH), Microsoft Azure Redis Cache and Redis Labs.