Redis Cli Cheat Sheet



  1. Redis Cli Cheat Sheet
  2. Redis Cli Commands
  3. Redis Commands Cheat Sheet
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Redis Cli Cheat Sheet

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Redis Cli Commands

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Redis Commands Cheat Sheet

REDIS cheatsheet v1.0 starting the server cd redis;./redis-server running the client./redis-cli exists key Test if specified key exists. Return: 1 if exists, 0 if not commands generic commands for all types del key1 key2. KeyN Remove the specified keys. Return: integer 0 if keys removed, 0 if none of the keys existed type key. Title: Redis icon: icon-redis background: bg-red-600 tags: categories: Database date: 2020-12-26 19:33:15 intro: This is a redis quick reference cheat sheet that lists examples of redis commands. Redis Cheatsheet¶ ↑ Please note that this is now quite old and hasn't been updated in a long time. I'm currently not heavily-using Redis and haven't had the opportunity to bring it up to date with the latest Redis.