What is Tiny RDM?
Tiny RDM, short for Tiny Redis Desktop Manager, provides a graphical interface for managing Redis connections and data. It supports creating, reading, updating and deleting Strings, Lists, Hashes, Sets, Sorted Sets and Streams, alongside command-line operations. Data viewing options include decoding, decompression and custom encoders and decoders.
The application is available for macOS, Windows and Linux, with a self-hosted web version deployed through Docker or Docker Compose. Connection options include SSH tunnels, SSL, Sentinel and Cluster modes, and HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies. The source code is distributed under the GPL-3.0 license.
Operational features include command history, slow logs, real-time command monitoring, publish/subscribe, and data and connection-profile import and export. Key browsing uses SCAN-based segmented loading. The supplied release notes also announce Redisee as a complete rewrite of Tiny RDM, without establishing a maintenance commitment for Tiny RDM.
Key capabilities
- Visual editing Create, read, update and delete the main Redis data types, including Streams.
- Connections SSH tunnel, SSL, Sentinel, Cluster, HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy.
- Key browsing SCAN-based segmented loading for large keyspaces.
- Diagnostics Command log, slow logs and real-time command monitoring.
- Data exchange Import and export of data and connection profiles, plus pub/sub.
Where Tiny RDM fits
- Inspecting and editing Redis keys during development
- Reviewing slow commands and live traffic
- Browsing very large keyspaces
- Reaching Redis through SSH tunnels or proxies
- Offering a browser-based Redis client from a Docker deployment
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