This plugin uses “redis-cli info” to grab every available key/value pair.
It’s up to the end user to create groups that make sense and to select the
statistics they care most about. Some are less useful than others…

• Head to https://youraccount.serverdensity.com/plugins/ and Add new plugin
• Add a plugin called Redis
• Edit the Redis plugin and create groups for the graphs
• You can determine the full list of available keys using “redis-cli info”. Eg,

  $ /usr/local/redis/redis-cli info
  redis_version:2.0.4
  redis_git_sha1:00000000
  redis_git_dirty:0
  arch_bits:64
  multiplexing_api:epoll
  process_id:570
  uptime_in_seconds:1320682
  uptime_in_days:15
  connected_clients:4
  connected_slaves:0
  blocked_clients:0
  used_memory:787912
  used_memory_human:769.45K
  changes_since_last_save:34940
  bgsave_in_progress:0
  last_save_time:1296331818
  bgrewriteaof_in_progress:0
  total_connections_received:347
  total_commands_processed:522951
  expired_keys:0
  hash_max_zipmap_entries:64
  hash_max_zipmap_value:512
  pubsub_channels:0
  pubsub_patterns:0
  vm_enabled:0
  role:master
  db0:keys=4,expires=0

• To get you started, here are some example groups you might find useful

  Title: Status
  connected_clients
  connected_slaves
  blocked_clients
  expired_keys
  changes_since_last_save

  Title: PubSub
  pubsub_channels
  pubsub_patterns

  Title: Memory
  used_memory

• Configure your agent so that it knows about plugins http://www.serverdensity.com/docs/agent/plugins/
• Move Redis.py into that directory
• Restart the agent (service sd-agent restart)