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✨ What Can It Do?

Imagine all Redis operations becoming as simple and intuitive as browsing folders:

🎁 Feature	💡 It's like...
Data Browser	Browsing your computer folders to view all Redis data
Key Editor	Editing text files to modify Redis data
Batch Operations	One-click select, batch delete - no more manual typing
Real-time Monitor	Like Task Manager showing your Redis status
Cluster Management	Graphical cluster node management - no complex commands needed
Command Terminal	Want to type commands? We have that too, with smart hints!

Supported Data Types

📦 String   → Store strings, numbers, JSON
📦 Hash     → Store objects, like a mini dictionary
📦 List     → Store lists, like a queue
📦 Set      → Store sets, auto-deduplicate
📦 ZSet     → Store rankings, auto-sorted

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🚀 Get Started in 3 Minutes

Step 1: Prerequisites

You'll need:

• ✅ A computer (Windows/Linux/macOS all work)
• ✅ .NET 8.0 Runtime installed
• ✅ A running Redis server

Step 2: Download & Run

🎮 Option 1: Download & Run (Recommended for beginners)

1. Click here to download the latest version
2. Extract, double-click WebRedisManager.exe (Windows) or run dotnet WebRedisManager.dll (Linux/Mac)
3. Browser opens automatically at http://localhost:16379

That's it! 🎉

🐳 Option 2: Docker One-Line Deploy

docker run -d -p 16379:80 --name redis-manager yswenli/webredis-manager

🔧 Option 3: Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/yswenli/WebRedisManager.git
cd WebRedisManager
dotnet run --project SAEA.WebRedisManager

Step 3: Connect to Redis

After opening the browser:

1. Click "Add Connection"
2. Fill in Redis address and port (local would be 127.0.0.1:6379)
3. Enter password if required
4. Click "Connect"

Done! Start exploring your Redis data! 🎊

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🎨 UI Preview

👋 Login Screen - Clean & Fresh

🏠 Main Interface - Everything at a Glance

> Left: database and key tree structure; Right: data content - click to view

📊 Data Browser - Tree Structure

> Like Windows Explorer - expand layers, clear and organized

✏️ Edit Data - What You See Is What You Get

> Direct editing with JSON formatting support - save when done

🌐 Cluster Management - Visual Operations

> Cluster nodes, slot allocation - all visualized

📈 Monitor Charts - Real-time Status

> Memory usage, connections, command stats - all visible

💻 Console - For Command Line Lovers

> Built-in Redis command terminal - type commands here too!

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🛠️ Tech Stack

This project is built on the SAEA high-performance component series - a communication framework developed in China.

SAEA Technology Family

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    SAEA Tech Stack Overview                   │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                                              │
│   🔌 SAEA.Sockets (IOCP底层通信引擎)                          │
│      │                                                       │
│      ├── 📡 SAEA.Http        → HTTP Server                   │
│      │                                                       │
│      ├── 🌐 SAEA.MVC         → Web MVC Framework             │
│      │                                                       │
│      ├── 🔴 SAEA.RedisSocket → Redis Client                  │
│      │                                                       │
│      ├── 💬 SAEA.WebSocket   → WebSocket Service             │
│      │                                                       │
│      └── 📦 SAEA.Common      → Common Utilities              │
│                                                              │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

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🔌 SAEA.Sockets - High-Performance IOCP Communication Engine

In one sentence: Like installing a "turbocharger" for your program - making network communication fly!

What is IOCP?

IOCP (I/O Completion Port) is Windows' most efficient asynchronous communication model. Here's an analogy:

Traditional Approach	IOCP Approach
Each customer needs a dedicated waiter	One waiter can serve many tables simultaneously
100 customers = 100 waiters = 100 threads	100 customers = 1 waiter = minimal threads
High resource consumption, prone to lag	High efficiency, smooth performance

SAEA.Sockets Core Features

Feature	Description	Benefit
BufferPool	Pre-allocated memory, reused	Reduces GC pressure, avoids memory jitter
Session Management	Auto connection state management	Auto reconnect, timeout handling
Async Event-Driven	Completion port notification	Single thread handles 10K+ concurrent
Protocol Encoding	Built-in encoders	TCP packet auto handling

Performance Comparison

Traditional Socket:    5000 connections → 5ms latency  → 60% CPU
SAEA.Sockets:         5000 connections → 1ms latency  → 15% CPU

Traditional Socket:    10000 connections → 10ms latency → 80% CPU
SAEA.Sockets:         10000 connections → 2ms latency  → 25% CPU

👉 Learn More

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🌐 SAEA.MVC - Lightweight Self-Hosted Web Framework

In one sentence: As good as ASP.NET Core, but lighter, faster, and simpler!

Why Choose SAEA.MVC?

Comparison	ASP.NET Core	SAEA.MVC
Startup Time	500-1000ms	50ms
Memory Usage	80-150MB	20MB
Deployment	Needs Kestrel/IIS	Self-hosted, single file
Learning Curve	Steeper	Smooth, classic MVC style
Dependencies	Many	Minimal

Core Features

🎯 Controller/Action Routing    → Familiar MVC development experience
🔒 AOP Filters                   → Permission control, logging intercept
💾 OutputCache                   → Method-level cache, 50x faster response
📡 SSE Server Push               → Real-time push without WebSocket
📁 Static File Service           → Auto cache, chunked large file transfer

Code Example: Start Web Service in 5 Lines

var config = SAEAMvcApplicationConfigBuilder.Read();
var app = new SAEAMvcApplication(config);
app.SetDefault("home", "index");
app.Start();
// That's it! Browser access localhost:28080

👉 Learn More

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🔴 SAEA.RedisSocket - High-Performance Redis Client

In one sentence: The "Swiss Army Knife" for Redis operations - fast and versatile!

Core Advantages

Feature	Description	Use Case
Full Data Types	String/Hash/List/Set/ZSet/GEO	Covers all Redis data structures
Redis Cluster	Auto redirect, slot calculation	Seamless cluster support
Distributed Lock	SETNX + Lua scripts	Flash sales, prevent concurrency conflicts
Pipeline Batch	Commands packed together	Reduces 90% network roundtrips
Stream Messages	Producer/Consumer	Distributed message queue
Pub/Sub	Publish/Subscribe	Real-time message push

Performance Data

Operation	QPS	Latency
SET	120,000	0.8ms
GET	150,000	0.6ms
HSET	100,000	1.0ms
Pipeline(100 cmds)	50,000 batch	2ms

Code Example: Redis Operations in 3 Lines

var client = new RedisClient("server=127.0.0.1:6379");
client.Connect();
var db = client.GetDataBase();
// Start: db.Set("key", "value"), db.Get("key")...

👉 Learn More

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💬 SAEA.WebSocket - Real-time Bidirectional Communication

In one sentence: Let server and browser talk like a phone call - real-time!

Used in this project for:

• Real-time Redis monitoring data updates
• Console command real-time response
• Cluster status real-time sync

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📦 SAEA.Common - Common Utility Library

Provides common utilities:

• Serialization/Deserialization
• Logging
• Configuration management
• Time/String processing

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Other Tech Components

Component	Purpose
.NET 8.0	Runtime platform, cross-platform support
Layui	Frontend UI framework, classic & elegant
ECharts	Data visualization charts

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Default Ports

Port	Purpose
16379	Web Management UI (SAEA.MVC)
26379	WebSocket real-time push

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🏗️ Project Architecture

Browser Request ──► SAEA.MVC (Port 16379)
                        │
                        ▼
                 Controllers handle business logic
                        │
                        ▼
                 Services call Redis operations
                        │
                        ▼
                 SAEA.RedisSocket connects Redis
                        │
                        ▼
                     Redis Server

WebSocket ──► SAEA.WebSocket (Port 26379)
                        │
                        ▼
                 Real-time push monitor data/command response

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❓ FAQ

🔴 Q: App crashes on startup?

Don't panic! Most likely .NET 8.0 Runtime is missing.

1. Download from Microsoft official site
2. Or run from command line: dotnet WebRedisManager.dll - shows specific error

🔴 Q: Cannot connect to Redis server?

Check this checklist:

• Is Redis service running?
• Is port correct? (Default 6379)
• Is firewall allowing?
• Is Redis bind address correct?
• Is password correct?

🔴 Q: How to connect to Redis Cluster?

Super simple! Just enter any cluster node's address, the tool auto-discovers other nodes.

Cluster slot allocation and master-slave relationships are automatically displayed.

🔴 Q: Which Redis versions are supported?

Supports Redis 3.0 and above, including:

• Standalone mode
• Sentinel mode
• Cluster mode

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🤝 Want to Contribute?

Welcome! We need your help:

# 1. Fork the repo
# 2. Clone your fork
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/WebRedisManager.git

# 3. Create feature branch
git checkout -b feature/cool-feature

# 4. Code and test
dotnet run --project SAEA.WebRedisManager

# 5. Commit
git commit -m "Add: added cool feature"

# 6. Push
git push origin feature/cool-feature

# 7. Create Pull Request

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📞 Contact Us

Questions? Suggestions? Want to chat?

Channel	Address
📝 Blog	Click to visit
💬 QQ Group	788260487
🐛 Report Bug	Issues

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📜 License

This project uses MIT License.

Simply put: Use freely, but keep original author info.

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