✨Redis Keys
Operation Title: Redis Keys
Overview: Manage Redis Key-Value Data with Real-Time Control
- Functionality Refresh Button
- Source and Category Selection
- Add Redis Key – Pop-Up Form
- Add Multiple Key-Value Pairs
- Redis Keys Records Table
- Temp Page – View Detailed Key Info
- Operations – Edit & Delete Controls
- Delete Redis Key Pop-Up
- Edit Redis Key Pop-Up.
- Final Output – KRA Update Results
- Figure 16.1 – Refresh Button (Red Circular Arrows)
- Figure 16.2 – Source and Category Selection
- Figure 16.3 – Add Key – Initial Pop-Up
- Figure 16.4 – Add Multiple Key-Value Pairs
- Figure 16.5 – Redis Keys Records Table
- Figure 16.6 – Temp Page Showing Key Details (User ID, Xref, etc.)
- Figure 16.7 – Edit & Delete Operation Controls
- Figure 16.8 – Delete Redis Key Pop-Up
- Figure 16.9 – Edit Redis Key with Add Data Option
⚡Overview
User management roles define the access levels and responsibilities assigned to individuals within a system. These roles determine what actions users can perform, such as creating, editing, or viewing data, and help enforce security, accountability, and proper workflow control. By assigning roles like admin, editor, or viewer, the system ensures users have the appropriate permissions based on their duties, reducing errors and enhancing overall efficiency.
⚡Introduction
The Redis Keys module provides a user-friendly interface for managing key-value pairs stored in Redis. It allows users to add, edit, delete, and view Redis entries with ease, supporting both single and bulk key-value operations. This feature is essential for developers and administrators who need real-time access to cached data, user sessions, or system configurations. By offering environment-based filtering and category selection, the module ensures secure, efficient, and organized management of Redis data across services.
Functionality
🔄 Refresh Button
- Red Circular Arrows: Refreshes the table to display the latest updated data.
Display the Redis Keys Form?
- Here, the user may select the appropriate source and category based on the context or type of data being handled.
- Add Key: When the user clicks on the "Add Key" button, a pop-up window will appear displaying more details and input fields required for adding a new key.
- Here Select the Source allows users to choose the relevant data source for the Redis key and enter a key name.
- Users can enter a key name and value. By clicking "Add Data" reveals more fields to add multiple key-value pairs before submitting the form.
Redis key Records table
- Key Name: Displays the IDs of the key names. Clicking an ID opens a pop-up with more information.
- The temp page pop-up displays additional key and value details, including User ID, Xref, and more.
- Operations: Users can perform edit and delete actions from this section.
- Delete Redis Key: In the pop-up, users can delete specific Redis keys by selecting the desired key and confirming the deletion. This action permanently removes the selected key from the system, helping to manage and clean up unnecessary or outdated entries.
- Edit redis keys: In the pop-up, users can edit existing key-value pairs and add new ones by clicking the "Add Data" button, and finally submit the changes.
Upon performing operations such as adding, editing, or deleting Redis keys, the changes are immediately reflected in the Redis Keys records table. Each key entry is displayed with its associated source, category, and value details, providing full visibility into the current Redis state. The system also supports viewing additional key information through a temporary detailed view screen. This final output ensures that all Redis operations are accurately tracked, enabling users to maintain data consistency, troubleshoot issues efficiently, and manage key-value pairs securely across environments.