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# redis-keys-statistics
rks(redis-keys-statistics) is a Python tool for analyzing and reporting key usage statistics in Redis databases, including memory usage and type distribution, created by garimoo and is under the copyright of Woowabros
# Redis Keys Statistics
## Overview
`redis-keys-statistics` is a Python tool, designed for analyzing and reporting key usage statistics in Redis databases with exceptional speed and efficiency. By leveraging Lua scripting to reduce network I/O, it dramatically outperforms other open-source tools — tasks that typically take hours are completed in just minutes.
## Features
- **High Performance**: Utilizes Lua scripting to minimize network I/O, delivering results significantly faster than traditional methods. Where some tools might take hours, `redis-keys-statistics` can complete the same task in a fraction of the time.
- **Efficient Key Scanning**: Uses the Redis `SCAN` command for batch scanning of keys, further optimizing performance.
- **Memory Usage Statistics**: Reports memory usage for keys in various units (B, KB, MB, GB).
- **Top N Largest Keys**: Quickly identifies the largest keys for memory optimization.
- **Key Count by Type**: Provides a breakdown of keys by type for better data structure insights.
- **Prefix-Based Analysis**: Analyzes keys based on prefixes to understand namespace usage.
- **Cluster Support**: Compatible with Redis clusters, including replica-only analysis.
- **Readable Output**: Formatted and easy-to-read statistical tables using `prettytable`.
## Installation
```bash
pip install rks
```
## Usage
Execute the script with the necessary Redis connection parameters:
```bash
rks --host <REDIS_HOST> --port <REDIS_PORT> [--password <REDIS_PASSWORD>]
```
For detailed usage options:
```bash
rks --help
```
## Command Line Interface
```
usage: rks [-h] --host HOST --port PORT [--password PASSWORD] [--cluster] [--batch_size BATCH_SIZE] [--replica_only] [--pretty_format]
Analyze Redis Instance Key Statistics.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--host HOST Redis host
--port PORT Redis port
--password PASSWORD Redis password
--cluster Enable cluster mode
--batch_size BATCH_SIZE
Batch size for SCAN command
--replica_only Execute only on replica instances
--pretty_format Display output in a human-readable format
```
## Example Output
Here is an example of what the output from `redis-keys-statistics` might look like:
### Top 20 Largest Keys in Redis
```
+-------------------+------+---------+------------+-------+
| Key | Type | Size | Size Ratio | TTL |
+-------------------+------+---------+------------+-------+
| user_sessions:123 | hash | 1.2 MB | 150% ↑ | 360 |
| cache:page:001 | zset | 900 KB | 120% ↑ | -1 |
| config:app | hash | 800 KB | 100% ↑ | 86400 |
| queue:jobs | list | 600 KB | 80% ↑ | -1 |
| temp:data:456 | set | 500 KB | 60% ↑ | 1800 |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
+-------------------+------+---------+------------+-------+
```
### Key Count by Type
```
+--------+-------+
| Type | Count |
+--------+-------+
| hash | 250 |
| zset | 150 |
| list | 100 |
| set | 75 |
| string | 200 |
+--------+-------+
```
### Detailed Prefix Statistics
```
+-------------+-------+--------------+---------+-----------------+
| Prefix Name | Count | Average Size | Max TTL | Types |
+-------------+-------+--------------+---------+-----------------+
| user | 100 | 200 KB | 3600 | - Type: hash |
| | | | | Count: 50 |
| | | | | - Type: string |
| | | | | Count: 50 |
| cache | 80 | 150 KB | -1 | - Type: zset |
| | | | | Count: 80 |
| config | 20 | 100 KB | 86400 | - Type: hash |
| | | | | Count: 20 |
| temp | 150 | 50 KB | 1800 | - Type: set |
| | | | | Count: 100 |
| | | | | - Type: list |
| | | | | Count: 50 |
+-------------+-------+--------------+---------+-----------------+
```
## Requirements
- Python 3.x
- Redis server or cluster
## Contributing
Contributions are welcome.
## Acknowledgements
Special thanks to all contributors and users of the `redis-keys-statistics` tool.