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    ApsaraDB for Redis:Manage instance sessions

    Last Updated:Jan 22, 2024

    When performance issues or operation exceptions occur on a database, you can troubleshoot the issues or exceptions based on the session information on the database. The instance session feature allows you to view the statistics about sessions between an instance and clients in real time. The statistics include client information, commands that are run, and connection durations. You can also terminate abnormal sessions based on your business requirements.

    Limits

    For ApsaraDB for Redis cluster instances, you cannot retrieve session information that is generated in direct connection mode.

    Procedure

    1. Log on to the ApsaraDB for Redis console and go to the Instances page. In the top navigation bar, select the region in which the instance that you want to manage resides. Then, find the instance and click the instance ID.

    2. In the left-side navigation pane, choose CloudDBA > Instance Sessions.

    3. You can view or terminate the sessions for the instance and view the session statistics of the instance.

      • View sessions

        By default, the details of all sessions are displayed. You can move the pointer over a specific parameter name to view its description.

        Note

        • You can enter keywords in the search box to filter sessions.

        • To refresh instance sessions, click Refresh in the upper-left corner or enable Auto Refresh to automatically refresh the page every 30 seconds.

      • Terminate sessions

        You can terminate the specified one or more sessions at a time or terminate all sessions. To terminate one or more sessions at a time, select the specified session or press the Shift key and select multiple sessions, and then click Kill Selected in the upper-right corner. To terminate all sessions, click Kill All.

        Warning

        This operation may cause the corresponding connections to be closed. Proceed with caution.

      • View session statistics

        Session statistics record the total number of clients, the number of active clients, and source IP addresses (also called IP addresses of clients) for instance sessions.

        Note

        In the Statistics by Source table, click the icon to the right of a source IP address to modify its alias. In the Total Sessions column, click a value to view the details about a source IP address.