Radish: Redis Analysis and Monitoring Service
A hosted monitoring tool for Redis:
Radish works side-by-side with your existing Redis instances in your hosting environment. All you need to do is start a daemon which handles connecting to Redis and sending data out to Radish over HTTPS.
Using Radish, you’ll be able to:
- analyze the amount of reads/writes
- track information like “average commands per second, memory usage, changes since last save, and keyspace size.” (here.)
- identify high-frequency commands and keys
Even if it looks like a very well polished product, the Hacker News community was prompt to point out that monitoring Redis using Munin or Cacti is cheaper.
Original title and link: Radish: Redis Analysis and Monitoring Service (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://robots.thoughtbot.com/post/6037147900/radish-dig-deep-into-redis
