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Redisinsight Connect to Azure Redis

RedisInsight is an open-source graphical tool. It helps issue Redis commands and explore Redis instance contents. Furthermore, it is compatible with Azure Cache for Redis.

According to our experts, this versatile tool functions well on Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Today, we are going to take a look at how to connect RedisInsight to an Azure Cache for Redis instance.

RedisInsight’s graphical user interface offers several features like:

• Easily browse and interact with Redis data.
• Browse, filter, and see Redis keys.
• Carry out CRUD operations and bulk key deletion.
• Display data in different formats.
• Use friendly keyboard navigation.
• Use Tree view for better data grouping and navigation.

Option 1

1. To begin with, create a Cache for the Redis instance and get the connection string. The format usually includes the host, port, password, and SSL configuration.
2. Then, open RedisInsight and click on “ADD REDIS DATABASE.”
3. Then, fill in the wizard with these details:
   • Host
   • Port
   • Database Alias
   • Password
   • Use TLS
4. Now, test the connection and click “Add Redis Database” after successful verification.

Option 2

1. To begin with, use RedisInsight to connect to the Redis instance in Azure.
2. We can leave the password field blank as Azure automatically generates a strong, random password.
3. Also, RedisInsight supports Azure’s two-token system for controlled password rotation.
4. Furthermore, we can run commands via the integrated CLI within RedisInsight.
5. Additionally, we can implement IP restrictions via Azure CLI’s firewall rules for added security.

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Conclusion

In brief, our Support Experts demonstrated how to connect to Redis from Redisinsight.