Configuration File Management
The master-replica version of the Redis console supports user configuration file management, providing default configuration files for redis3.2, redis4.0, redis5.0, redis6.0, redis7.0 versions.
Enter the Redis management page, switch to the configuration file page, click "Details", you can see the details of the configuration items provided by the default configuration templates of each version.
When creating an instance, if the customer has an existing configuration file, as shown in the figure, the configuration file of a newly created instance can choose to be created from the template and from my configuration file.
When creating an instance, if the customer does not have a created configuration file, as shown in the picture, the new configuration file is created from the provided template.
Instances using Default Configuration Files
Go to the Redis management page, click "Modify Configuration File", jump to the instance details page for configuration management, click "Edit", you can modify the current instance's configuration information, and save it to take effect.
Instances Using Customer-Created Configuration Files
Go to the Redis management page, click "Modify Configuration File", the instance can switch to an existing configuration file or the default configuration template, click "Confirm", and the modification is successful.
On the instance details page, the configuration management does not provide the edit function, need to go to the Redis management page, modify the corresponding configuration file configuration information in the configuration file.
Support the Creation of Custom Configuration Files
Support the creation of custom configuration files and clone of custom configuration files.
Support batch application of custom configuration files and viewing of instances with applied configuration files
Custom configuration files support batch application, and a single instance supports up to 10 instances at a time.
In the custom configuration file details page, you can view the information of instances that have applied the configuration file.
