Redis Radar

Monitor the status of every Redis cluster you run from one place.

Redis Radar give you one place to view the status of every Redis cluster in your fleet. Instead of checking the status of your clusters individually, get a complete view of them all with Redis Radar.

Radar connects to each cluster, collects its state, and presents one fleet-wide view across Redis Software, Redis Cloud, Redis Open Source, Amazon ElastiCache, and Google Memorystore. Radar is primarily a visibility tool. Connecting a cluster to Radar does not change how that cluster runs on its own.

How you run Radar

Radar runs two ways:

• Redis Cloud. Sign in with your existing Redis Cloud credentials. Redis Cloud hosts and manages the Radar deployment for you.
• Self-managed. Install Radar on your own infrastructure with a Helm chart, an RPM, or Docker Compose.

What Radar shows you

• Overview. Fleet-wide health, version distribution, host inventory, and licenses and certificates nearing expiry — one screen for "is anything wrong anywhere."
• Clusters and databases. Every cluster and database Radar knows about, with deployment type, version, status, and when Radar last reached it. Drill into one for detail.
• Usage. Memory, ops/sec, and shard consumption for Redis Software clusters, against your licensed limits.
• Alerts. The alerts your clusters are already raising, aggregated fleet-wide by severity.

How Radar collects data

Radar reads each cluster's management interface using credentials you supply, then normalizes and stores it. A connector handles each source type, which is how one fleet view spans products with very different APIs.

This approach has two significant consequences:

• Radar needs credentials for every cluster you want to see. Getting that access in place is most of the setup work. See Connect clusters.
• Radar shows the last successful state collection rather than live state. Radar collects the state of every connected cluster — Redis Software, Redis Open Source, Redis Cloud, Amazon ElastiCache, and Google Memorystore — on a fixed interval, so a value is only as fresh as the last time Radar reached that cluster. Radar shows that age alongside the data.

Next steps

Sign in on Redis Cloud, or install self-managed Radar yourself.