Generic redis db use is done in keyspace (db) 0 and the caching is done in keyspace (db) 1.
Once in the redis-cli to select a specific keyspace (db) use the select
command e.g. select 1
.
Use the KEYS *
command to show all of the keys in that key space (db).
Then to view the value associated to a key in that keyspace type the following: MGET enterkeyhere
Redis-cli command to monitor all requests to the redis server is: MONITOR
.
Redis-cli command to clear out a redis keyspace/db is: FLUSHALL
.
Note that the network tab will not tell you that a response has been taken from a redis cache. E.g. the first is with a redis cache and the second is after a FLUSHALL
.
Note that if a browser is using its own caching it is shown in the size column of the network tab (disk or memory cache):
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