How To Monitor and Troubleshoot Redis Memory Usage

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Check the status of the Redis service.

systemctl status redis
2

Display the installed Redis CLI version.

redis-cli --version
3

View the Redis configuration file.

cat /etc/redis/redis.conf
4

Check the current memory usage of Redis.

redis-cli info memory | grep used_memory_human
5

Check the maximum memory configuration of Redis.

redis-cli info memory | grep maxmemory_human
6

Get memory usage details for Redis databases.

redis-cli info memory | grep db
7

Retrieve the Redis slow query log.

redis-cli info keyspace
8

Show the system's memory usage in megabytes.

redis-cli slowlog get
9

Display swap usage summary.

free -m
10

Check disk space usage.

swapon -s
11

View the Redis service logs.

df -h