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Help Center/ GeminiDB/ GeminiDB Redis API/ Working with GeminiDB Redis API/ Instance Management/ Managing Sessions of a GeminiDB Redis Instance

Managing Sessions of a GeminiDB Redis Instance

Updated on 2025-01-24 GMT+08:00

Scenarios

You can manage sessions of a GeminiDB Redis instance on the console.

Usage Notes

  • To use this function, you need to update instances with earlier kernel minor versions to the most recent version.
  • Redis Cluster instances do not support sessions.
  • This function is available only when the target instance node is normal.
  • Session details are displayed after a client connects to the instance.
CAUTION:

Killing a session will disconnect applications.

Viewing Instance Sessions

  1. Log in to the Huawei Cloud console.
  2. In the service list, choose Databases > GeminiDB Redis API.
  3. On the Instances page, click the target instance.
  4. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Sessions.
  5. On the Sessions page, select a node to view its session information. Table 1 lists the session parameters.

    Figure 1 Sessions
    Table 1 Instance session parameters

    Parameter

    Description

    addr

    IP address and port number of a client

    id

    Session ID

    name

    Connection name

    cmd

    Last executed command

    age

    Connection duration, in seconds

    idle

    Idle duration, in seconds

    db

    ID of a database that is being used by the client, for example, DB0, DB1, and DB2

    fd

    File descriptor for sockets

    sub

    Number of subscribed channels

    psub

    Number of subscribed modes

    multi

    Number of commands executed in a transaction

  6. You can select By source or By database. Table 2 lists the parameters.

    • By source: Sessions on clients connected to a node. IP addresses of top ten clients are displayed and ordered based on sessions on each client. There may be clients with the same quality of sessions.
    • By database: IP addresses of clients connected to each database and sessions of each client. Top ten clients are displayed and ordered based on their sessions. There may be clients with the same quality of sessions.
    Figure 2 Session statistics
    Table 2 Session statistics

    Parameter

    Description

    Item

    Total and active clients

    • Total clients: Total client connections
    • Active clients: Active client connections

    Result

    Statistical results

    Source

    Client IP address

    DB

    ID of a GeminiDB Redis database, for example, DB0, DB1, and DB2

    Total

    Total client connections

Auto Refresh

Auto Refresh is disabled by default. You can toggle it on. After Auto Refresh is enabled, the page is refreshed every 10s by default. You can set the interval to 10s, 30s, or 60s.
Figure 3 Auto Refresh

Killing Sessions

You can click Kill Selected, Kill All Node Sessions, or Kill All Instance Sessions.

CAUTION:

Killing a session will disconnect applications.

Figure 4 Killing sessions

Exporting Sessions

You can click Export All Node Sessions or Export All Instance Sessions.
Figure 5 Exporting sessions

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