Name: DBX
Author: DBX

Browse Redis keys, view and edit values, search by pattern, and run commands across all Redis data types.

DBX provides a full Redis key browser with support for all core Redis data types. It replaces the need to switch between a Redis CLI and a GUI by combining browsing, editing, searching, and command execution in one view.

Key Browser

The Redis key browser displays keys in a table format for easier scanning and filtering:

Keys are paginated to avoid blocking on large keyspaces
Click any key to open its value in the detail panel
Use the search bar to filter keys by pattern (e.g., user:*, cache:*)
Key type, TTL, and size are shown inline

For Redis instances with millions of keys, use specific key patterns in the search bar instead of loading the entire keyspace. Set the scan page size in Settings to control how many keys are fetched per batch.

Value Viewer and Editor

Each Redis data type has a dedicated viewer and editor:

Type	Viewer	Editing
String	Plain text or JSON viewer	Inline text edit
Hash	Field/value table with resizable columns	Edit individual fields
List	Ordered list with index	Add, remove, reorder elements
Set	Member list with cardinality	Add and remove members
Sorted Set	Member list with scores	Edit members and scores
Stream	Entry list with IDs	View stream entries

JSON Value Viewer

For String keys that contain valid JSON, DBX automatically renders a structured JSON viewer with collapsible nodes, syntax highlighting, and copy support.

Value Search

Search Redis values by content, not just keys:

Scan String values for matching text
Find Hash fields by value
Results are streamed progressively for large keyspaces

Value search scans all keys that match the current pattern. On large databases this can be resource-intensive. Narrow the key pattern before starting a value search.

Bulk Operations

Perform batch actions on multiple keys at once:

Delete multiple keys in one operation
View key statistics including memory usage and access patterns

Command Runner

Execute arbitrary Redis commands directly from the UI:

Type commands in Redis CLI syntax
Results are displayed in a structured table
Useful for INFO, CONFIG GET, CLIENT LIST, and other admin commands
Command history navigation: Use arrow keys (↑/↓) to navigate through previously executed commands
Text selection and copy: Select and copy command output directly from the terminal

The command history is preserved per connection and helps you quickly rerun frequently used commands without retyping them.

Flush Database

The Flush DB button removes all keys from the current Redis database. This action cannot be undone. Confirm the active connection and database number before flushing.

Key Statistics

Enable key statistics tracking in Settings to monitor:

Memory usage per key
Access frequency
Idle time

This data helps identify large or infrequently used keys that may need attention.

Slowlog Panel

The Slowlog panel helps identify slow Redis commands:

View recent slow commands with execution time
Analyze query patterns that may need optimization
Useful for performance tuning and debugging production issues
Access slowlog from the Redis connection's tools menu

Slowlog entries show the command, execution time, and timestamp, helping you identify performance bottlenecks in your Redis workload.

Redis Browser