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KeyValueStore.com publishes free tools for the people who run key-value stores: Redis and Valkey clusters, DynamoDB tables, and the caches and stores built on the same …
KeyValueStore.com publishes free tools for the people who run key-value stores: Redis and Valkey clusters, DynamoDB tables, and the caches and stores built on the same …
Spread keys over a few servers four ways, then add a server or take one away and count what moves. The playground compares modulo hashing, a hash ring with virtual nodes, …
KeyValueStore.com would like to hear from: Anyone with a tool idea. A chore around Redis, Valkey, DynamoDB, etcd or another key-value store that a small tool could save …
Free tools for the jobs that come with running a key-value store: working out cluster slots, looking inside a snapshot, reading a server’s traffic, converting …
Find which slot of a Redis or Valkey cluster a key lands in, and which primary holds it. Check a multi-key command for CROSSSLOT errors before your code sends it, and see …
Paste a list of keys and see what a keyspace holds: the prefixes as a tree with counts, the naming patterns behind the keys with IDs and hashes folded together, how many …
Turn CSV, JSON or plain commands into a file in the Redis protocol, ready for redis-cli --pipe or valkey-cli --pipe, the fast way to load a lot of data into Redis or …
Open a Redis or Valkey snapshot, the dump.rdb file, and see what’s in it: keys by type and database, the biggest keys, the prefixes that take the most space, how …
Load what MONITOR printed and see what a Redis or Valkey server’s traffic is made of: commands per second, the command mix, the busiest keys and clients, how the …
Turn DynamoDB’s typed JSON into plain JSON, and plain JSON into typed JSON you can send to DynamoDB. Paste the output of aws dynamodb scan, an export to S3 or a …