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KV console

Run Redis and Memcached commands against your connected caches.

The KV console is the key-value counterpart to the SQL editor. It gives you a command-line style interface against Redis and Memcached instances you have connected.

KV console with a few SET / GET commands and their replies

Where to open it

Click the Console button on:

A Redis account or a Redis-compatible resource (Upstash, ElastiCache with Redis, DigitalOcean managed Redis via output reference).
A Memcached account or ElastiCache with Memcached.

What it supports

Redis — the full command set your server version exposes.
Memcached — text-protocol commands (get, set, delete, stats, etc.).

There is no autocomplete. The empty console suggests a couple of commands for the driver you are on, and ↑ / ↓ walk back through the last hundred commands you ran in that session. Clear empties the output.

Replies are rendered with type hints: strings as strings, lists as bulleted lists, hashes as tables.

Things to watch

MONITOR, SUBSCRIBE, and other streaming commands hold the connection open until you stop them.
On the web app the console is WebSocket-proxied, so very latency-sensitive benchmarking is better done locally.
There is no undo. FLUSHALL flushes all.