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Table of contents

  * Redis specialty 
  * Setting Up 
    * Redis connection settings 
      * Connection details 
      * Secure Connection Configurations 
      * Secure Storage with Secret Providers 
  * Redis features in DBeaver 
    * Browsing keys 
    * Executing commands 

  1. [DBeaver](/docs/dbeaver)
  2. [Databases support](/docs/dbeaver/Database-drivers)
  3. Classic

# Redis

Note

This driver is available in [Lite](../Lite-Edition/),
[Enterprise](../Enterprise-Edition/), [Ultimate](../Ultimate-Edition/) and
[Team](https://dbeaver.com/docs/team-edition/) editions only.

This guide provides instructions on how to set up and use Redis with DBeaver.

Before you can start managing your database, it's essential to establish a
connection in DBeaver. This involves selecting the `Redis` option to connect
to the Redis. If you have not yet created a connection in DBeaver, please
refer to our [Creating a Connection](../Create-Connection/) article for
guidance.

![](../images/database/redis/redis-drivers.png)

## Redis specialty¶

Redis is an open-source, in-memory data structure store, used as a database,
cache, and message broker. It supports various data structures such as
strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets with range queries, bitmaps,
hyperloglogs, geospatial indexes, and streams. Redis has built-in replication,
Lua scripting, LRU eviction, transactions, and different levels of on-disk
persistence. Additionally, Redis offers high availability via Redis Sentinel
and automatic partitioning with Redis Cluster.

Redis is particularly well-suited for real-time applications like
leaderboards, session stores, real-time analytics, and geospatial services due
to its fast performance and support for complex data types and operations. For
detailed information on Redis and its features, please refer to the [official
documentation](https://redis.io/documentation).

## Setting Up¶

This section provides an overview of DBeaver's settings for establishing a
direct connection and the configuration of secure connections using SSH,
proxies, Kubernetes and SSL.

### Redis connection settings¶

In this subsection, we will outline the settings for establishing a direct
connection to a Redis database using DBeaver. Correctly configuring your
connection ensures seamless interaction between DBeaver and your Redis
database.

  1. The **Main** tab of the connection settings requires you to fill in specific fields to establish the initial connection.

![](../images/database/redis/redis-connection-main.png)

Field | Description  
---|---  
**Connect by (Manual/URL)** | Choose whether you want to connect using a host or a URL.  
**URL** | If you are connecting via URL, enter the URL of your Redis database here. This field is disabled if you're connecting via the host.  
**Host** | If you are connecting via host, enter the host address of your Redis database here.  
**Database** | Enter the database number you want to connect to.  
**Port** | Enter the port number for your Redis database. The default Redis port is `6379`.  
**Deployment** | Select the type of Redis deployment for your connection. Options include:  
| \- **Standalone** : A single-node Redis deployment.  
| \- **Redis Cluster** : A multi-node Redis deployment for higher performance
and fault tolerance.  
| \- **Redis Sentinel** : A system designed to help manage Redis instances,
providing high availability and monitoring services.  
**Authentication** | Choose the type of authentication you want to use for the connection. For detailed guides on authentication types, please refer to the following articles:  
  
\- [Native Database Authentication](../Authentication-Database-Native/)  
\- [DBeaver Profile Authentication](../Authentication-DBeaver-profile/)  
\- Redis Sentinel (coming soon)  
  
You can also read about [security in DBeaver PRO](../Security-in-DBeaver-
PRO/).  
**Connection settings** | Customize connection settings:  
| **Connect timeout** : Specify the duration, in milliseconds, the application
waits to establish a connection before it times out. `10000` milliseconds is
the default value.  
| **Socket timeout** : Set the time, in milliseconds, the application waits
for a server response to a query. The default setting here is `100000`
milliseconds.  
| **Send client name** : Check this option to transmit the client's name to
the server when connecting. Some Redis servers do not support this feature,
which may cause the connection attempt to fail.  
**Connection Details** | Provide additional connection details if necessary.  
**Driver Name** | This field will be auto-filled based on your selected driver type.  
**Driver Settings** | If there are any specific driver settings, configure them here.  
  2. The **Advanced** tab of the connection settings offers additional options that allow you to customize the keys settings.

![](../images/database/redis/redis-connection-second-page.png)

Setting | Description | Default Value  
---|---|---  
**Key group divider** | Determines the delimiter used to group keys in the keyspace. | `:`  
**Max keys read** | Limits the number of keys to read. | `10000`  
**Max cache read** | Specifies the number of keys to read with pattern (cache). | `100000`  
**Key filters** | Allows you to define patterns to include or exclude certain keys. | `*`  

#### Connection details¶

The **Connection Details** section in DBeaver allows you to customize your
experience while working with Redis database. This includes options for
adjusting the **Navigator View** , setting up **Security measures** , applying
**Filters** , configuring **Connection Initialization** settings, and setting
up **Shell Commands**. Each of these settings can significantly impact your
database operations and workflow. For detailed guides on these settings,
please refer to the following articles:

  * [Connection Details Configuration](../Create-Connection/#connection-details)
  * [Database Navigator](../Database-Navigator/)
  * [Security Settings Guide](../Managing-security-restrictions-for-database-connection/)
  * [Filters Settings Guide](../Configure-Filters/)
  * [Connection Initialization Settings Guide](../Configure-Connection-Initialization-Settings/)
  * [Shell Commands Guide](../Working-with-Shell-Commands-in-DBeaver/)

#### Secure Connection Configurations¶

DBeaver supports secure connections to your Redis database. Guidance on
configuring such connections, specifically **SSH** , **Proxy** ,
**Kubernetes** , **AWS SSM** and **SSL** connections, can be found in various
referenced articles. For a comprehensive understanding, please refer to these
articles:

  * [**SSH Configuration**](../SSH-Configuration/)

  * [**Proxy Configuration**](../Proxy-configuration/)

  * [**SSL Configuration**](../SSL-Configuration/)

  * [**Kubernetes Configuration**](../Kubernetes-configuration/)

  * [**AWS SSM**](../AWS-SSM-Configuration/)

#### Secure Storage with Secret Providers¶

DBeaver supports various cloud-based secret providers to retrieve database
credentials. For detailed setup instructions, see [Secret
Providers](../Secret-Providers/).

## Redis features in DBeaver¶

DBeaver is not limited to typical SQL tasks. It also includes numerous
additional features compatible with Redis, but not exclusive to it:

Category | Feature  
---|---  
Data Transfer | [Data Import](../Data-import/)  
| [Data Export](../Data-export/)  
Task Management | [Task Management](../Task-Management/)  
  
### Browsing keys¶

Redis keys are often viewed and edited as a simple list. However, when dealing
with a large number of keys, which can run into millions or billions, a list
view is not always practical or possible.

DBeaver offers a hierarchical view of Redis keys. Although Redis itself does
not inherently support hierarchical data structures, it is common practice to
organize keys into groups using specific delimiters like commas, dashes, or
colons. DBeaver leverages these naming patterns to display keys in a
hierarchical format. You can configure the group separator in the connection
properties.

The key browser feature is useful, but for databases with a large key count,
locating a specific key through the navigator might be challenging. In such
cases, using the SQL editor with Redis commands is the most effective method
to manage keys.

### Executing commands¶

Redis operates differently from traditional SQL databases. It uses built-in
commands and LUA scripting for operations.

To execute Redis commands, use the syntax similar to the Redis command line
shell:

    
    
    SET mykey "Hello"
    

This command will set the value of `mykey` to `Hello`. To run this command in
DBeaver, you would type it into the SQL editor and execute it using either
`CTRL+Enter` or `ALT+X`.

Info

To learn more about Redis commands, refer to the [official Redis commands
documentation](https://redis.io/commands).

For LUA script execution, enclose the script in curly braces {} and execute it
as a single statement. If your LUA script includes empty lines or special
characters, highlight the script text before executing it. For instance:

    
    
    {
        -- Retrieve the value of a Redis key
        local key = 'key1038' -- Specify the key you want to retrieve
        local value = redis.call('GET', key)
        return value
    }
    

Info

For LUA scripting in Redis, see [LUA scripts in
Redis](https://redis.io/commands/eval).

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