How to query a specific db inside same redis single node

[redisgrafana]

How to query a specific db inside same redis single node

[mikhail-vl]

@marcossv9 README updated with How to connect to Redis logical database? section.

[marcossv9]

@marcossv9 Thank you for testing the data source and submitting the issue. Please let me know if you find anything else.

Answering your first question, by default, new connections always use database 0 (https://redis.io/commands/select). Adding select to support multiple databases can add complexity and it's not supported in the Redis Cluster, non-OSS Redis.

Why is it downside? There are no problems using multiple data sources with repeat rows for Datasource variables to show all of the them. It's the same as using multiple Redis instances.

Thank you for the tip, I will update README.

Thanks for your answer and clarification @mikhailredis.

For me the ideal escenario could be using same redis datasource (single redis node) and then have the option to select to which db we want to query/consult in a Dashboard instead of creating a new datasource for every db.

Having said that I think I can use Grafana variables to solve that as you said.

Thanks again!

[marcossv9]

Update:
We managed to get it working changing the datasource URL using the following syntax:

redis://redis-server:6379?db=1

The downside is that we need to create a specific datasource for every db.

Also should be good to show this on the datasource docs.
Regards,

[mikhail-vl]

@marcossv9 Thank you for testing the data source and submitting the issue. Please let me know if you find anything else.

Answering your first question, by default, new connections always use database 0 (https://redis.io/commands/select). Adding select to support multiple databases can add complexity and it's not supported in the Redis Cluster, non-OSS Redis.

Why is it downside? There are no problems using multiple data sources with repeat rows for Datasource variables to show all of the them. It's the same as using multiple Redis instances.

Thank you for the tip, I will update README.