Redis Connector

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Manage items in a Redis database

Connections

Redis Connection

Authenticate requests to a Redis server.

Input	Comments	Default
Host	Provide the string value for the host of the server.	192.168.0.1
Port	The port of the redis server.
Password
Username
Database	Select a logical database to connect to.
Use TLS	Set to true to enable TLS for the connection.	false
Client Key	Provide the client key for the TLS connection.
Client Certificate	Provide the client certificate for the TLS connection.
CA Certificate	Provide the CA certificate for the TLS connection. If not provided, the connection will not be verified.

Actions

Delete Key

Delete the value of a key

Input	Comments	Default
Key	Provide a string value for key of the item.
Connection

Flush All

Delete all the keys of all the existing databases, not just the currently selected one

Input	Comments	Default
Connection

Get

Get the value of a key

Input	Comments	Default
Connection
Key	Provide a string value for key of the item.

Get Time

Get the local time of the redis server

Input	Comments	Default
Connection

Keys

Returns all keys matching a specified pattern

Input	Comments	Default
Key	Provide a string value for key of the item.
Connection

Ping

Send a ping to the redis server

Input	Comments	Default
Connection

Set

Set the value of a key

Input	Comments	Default
Key	Provide a string value for key of the item.
Value	Provide a string for the value to be set.
Connection