redisctl-enterprise-ops

## Overview Manage Redis Enterprise clusters, databases, and operational monitoring through the CLI. ## Cluster Status ```bash # Comprehensive status overview redisctl enterprise status # With specific sections redisctl enterprise status --cluster --nodes --databases --shards # Brief summary redisctl enterprise status --brief ``` ## Database Management ```bash # List all databases redisctl enterprise database list # Get database details redisctl enterprise database get 1 # Create a database redisctl enterprise database create --data '{...}' # Update a database redisctl enterprise database update 1 --data '{...}' # Delete a database redisctl enterprise database delete 1 ``` ## Active-Active (CRDB) ```bash # List CRDBs redisctl enterprise crdb list # Get CRDB details redisctl enterprise crdb get <guid> # Create a CRDB redisctl enterprise crdb create --data '{...}' # Update a CRDB redisctl enterprise crdb update <guid> --data '{...}' # Check CRDB task status redisctl enterprise crdb-task list redisctl enterprise crdb-task get <task-id> ``` ## Stats and Metrics ```bash # Cluster-level stats redisctl enterprise stats cluster # Per-node stats redisctl enterprise stats node # Per-database stats redisctl enterprise stats database # Per-shard stats (by database) redisctl enterprise stats database-shards ``` ## Logs and Alerts ```bash # View cluster event logs redisctl enterprise logs list # List alerts redisctl enterprise alerts list # Get alert details redisctl enterprise alerts get <UID> ``` ## Module Management ```bash # List installed modules redisctl enterprise module list # Get module details redisctl enterprise module get <UID> ``` ## Nodes and Shards ```bash # List nodes redisctl enterprise node list # Get node details redisctl enterprise node get 1 # List shards redisctl enterprise shard list # Get shard details redisctl enterprise shard get <UID> ``` ## Tips - Use `--profile <name>` to target a specific Enterprise cluster - Manage multiple clusters by creating separate profiles and switching with `--profile` - Use `redisctl enterprise status --brief` for a quick health check - Database IDs are numeric (BDB IDs), CRDB IDs are GUIDs