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App::RedisTop

redis-top - Redis resource statistics tool.

Installation

cpanm App::RedisTop

curl -L -o redis-top https://raw.githubusercontent.com/toritori0318/p5-App-RedisTop/master/redis-top-pack
perl redis-top
# setup redis-stat
ln -s redis-top redis-stat

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Usage

Usage:
    redis-top [options]
    redis-stat [options]

  Example:
    redis-top -i 127.0.0.1:6379,127.0.0.1:6380,127.0.0.1:6381,127.0.0.1:6382
    redis-top --sleep 1 --nocolor --cpu --memory --db
    redis-top --cpu --memory --conn --save --command --db  # default
    redis-top -cMnsCdmolt # full

Options:
  Group Options:
    -c,--cpu
        enable cpu stats

    -M,--memory
        enable memory stats

    -m,--memoryper
        enable used_memory/maxmemory stats

    -n,--conn
        enable connection stats

    -o,--connper
        enable connected_clients/maxclients stats

    -s,--save
        enable save stats

    -C,--command
        enable command stats

    -l,--slowlog
        enable slowlog stats

    -d,--db
        enable db stats (default:db0 stats)

    -t,--time
        enable time output

  Global Options:
    --sleep
        sleep time (default:3)

    --nocolor
        disable colors

    -h --help
        show help

License

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify

it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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p5-app-redistop's Issues

Increase per second is more usefl than plain total count

I think about plain total counters such like total_connections_received and total_commands_processed, representation as increase per seconds is better than plain total counter.

increase per seconds =
(current_value - previous_value)/(current_`uptime_in_seconds` - previous_`uptime_in_seconds`)
# We can get `uptime_in_seconds` from INFO command