redisctl-cloud-management

## Overview Manage the full lifecycle of Redis Cloud resources: subscriptions, databases, users, ACLs, and tasks. ## Subscriptions ```bash # List all subscriptions redisctl cloud subscription list # Get subscription details redisctl cloud subscription get 12345 # Create a subscription (JSON input) redisctl cloud subscription create --data '{...}' # Update a subscription redisctl cloud subscription update 12345 --data '{...}' # Delete a subscription redisctl cloud subscription delete 12345 ``` ## Databases ```bash # List databases (optionally filtered by subscription) redisctl cloud database list redisctl cloud database list --subscription 12345 # Get database details (format: subscription_id:database_id) redisctl cloud database get 12345:67890 # Create a database redisctl cloud database create --subscription 12345 --name mydb --memory 1 # Update a database redisctl cloud database update 12345:67890 --memory 10 # Delete a database redisctl cloud database delete 12345:67890 # Backup a database redisctl cloud database backup 12345:67890 ``` ## Essentials / Fixed Tier For smaller, fixed-price databases: ```bash redisctl cloud fixed-subscription list redisctl cloud fixed-database list 12345 redisctl cloud fixed-database create 12345 --name mydb ``` ## Task Tracking Cloud operations are async. Track tasks: ```bash # List recent tasks redisctl cloud task list # Get task status redisctl cloud task get <task-id> # Wait for a task to complete redisctl cloud task wait <task-id> ``` ## Workflows Multi-step operations: ```bash # Complete subscription setup with optional database redisctl cloud workflow subscription-setup ``` ## Cost Reports ```bash # Generate a cost report (FOCUS format) redisctl cloud cost-report generate --start 2026-01-01 --end 2026-01-31 # Download a generated report redisctl cloud cost-report download <report-id> # Generate and download in one step redisctl cloud cost-report export --start 2026-01-01 --end 2026-01-31 ``` ## Account Management ```bash # Get account details redisctl cloud account get # List/manage users (no create — users are managed via the Redis Cloud console) redisctl cloud user list redisctl cloud user get <user-id> redisctl cloud user update <user-id> --data '{...}' redisctl cloud user delete <user-id> # ACL management — granular subcommands redisctl cloud acl list-redis-rules redisctl cloud acl create-redis-rule --data '{...}' redisctl cloud acl list-roles redisctl cloud acl create-role --data '{...}' redisctl cloud acl list-acl-users redisctl cloud acl create-acl-user --data '{...}' ``` ## Tips - Use `--profile <name>` to target a specific Cloud profile - Use `--output json` for machine-readable output - Most create/update commands accept `--data` with a JSON payload - Task IDs are returned from async operations — use `cloud task wait` to block until completion - Database IDs use the format `subscription_id:database_id` for most operations