RedisInsight Versions Save

2.48 (April 2024)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of Redis Insight 2.48.

Highlights

• New look, equally fast.
• Learn Redis faster by uploading sample data and a concise tutorial for empty databases.
• Enhance the security and scalability when running Redis Insight on Docker behind a proxy by adding support for the static proxy subpath.

Details

Features and improvements

• #3233 New look, equally fast. We've refreshed our Redis Insight app to align with our new brand look.
• #3224 Jumpstart your Redis journey by uploading sample data with JSON and basic data structures for empty databases. To upload the sample data, navigate to the Browser screen for your empty database and initiate the upload process with just a click.
• #2711 Enhance the security and scalability by running Redis Insight on Docker behind a proxy using the newly added support for the static proxy subpath. Use the RIPROXYPATH environment variable to configure the subpath proxy path.

2.46 (March 2024)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.46.

Highlights

• New formatters for 32-bit and 64-bit vector embeddings for a more human-readable representation in the Browser
• Cleaner layout on the main page with quick access to JSON and search & query tutorials and Redis Cloud in-app sign-up

Details

Features and improvements

• #2843, #3185 Adding new formatters for 32-bit and 64-bit vector embeddings to visualize them as arrays in Browser for a simpler and more intuitive representation.
• #3069 UX enhancements in the database list page for an improved user experience, leading to a cleaner layout and easier navigation.
• #3151 Launch RedisInsight with the previously used window size.

Bugs

• #3152, #3156 A fix to support the * wildcard in Stream IDs.
• #3174 Display invalid JSONs as unformatted values when a JSON view is set in Workbench results.

2.44 (February 2024)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.44.

Highlights

• Added support for SSH tunneling for clustered databases, unblocking some users who want to migrate from RESP.app to RedisInsight.
• UX optimizations in the Browser layout to make it easier to leverage search and query indexes.

Details

Features and improvements

• #2711, #3040 Connect to your clustered Redis database via SSH tunnel using a password or private key in PEM format.
• #3030, #3070 UX optimizations in the Browser layout to enlarge the "Filter by Key" input field in the Browser and optimize the display of long search and query indexes.
• #3033, #3036 Various improvements for custom tutorials, including visual highlighting of Redis code blocks and strengthening security measures for bulk data uploads by providing an option to download and preview the list of commands for upload.
• #3010 Enhancements to prevent authentication errors caused by certain special characters in database passwords.

Bugs

• #3029 A fix for cases when autofill prevents the form to auto-discover Redis Enterprise Cluster database from being submitted.

2.42 (January 2024)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.42.

Highlights

• Introducing a new dedicated developer enablement area! Explore Redis capabilities and learn how to use the native JSON data structure for structured querying and full-text search, including vector similarity search for AI use cases, and more. Browse the tutorials offline or use the in-app provisioning of a free Redis Cloud database to try them interactively.
• RedisInsight is now available on Docker. Check out our Docker repository if that’s your preferred platform.

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Features and improvements

• #2724, #2752, #2965 Introducing a dedicated developer enablement area. Dive into interactive tutorials and level up your Redis game even without a database connected. Start exploring tutorials by clicking on the "Insights" button located in the top-right corner. Because interactive tutorials can alter data in your database, avoid running them in a production environment. For an optimal tutorial experience, create a free Redis Cloud database.
• #2972, #2811 The long-awaited Docker build is now available. Check out our Docker repository if that’s your preferred platform.
• #2857 Empty Browser and Workbench pages are aligned with the new interactive tutorials.
• #2940 Recommendations have been renamed to Tips.
• #2970 A critical vulnerability has been fixed.

2.40 (December 2023)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.40.

Highlights

• To simplify in-app provisioning of a free Redis Cloud database to use with RedisInsight interactive tutorials, the recommended cloud vendor and region are now preselected
• Optimizations when uploading large text files with the list of Redis commands, available under bulk actions in Browser

Details

Features and improvements

• #2879 UX improvements to simplify in-app provisioning of a free Redis Cloud database. Create a new database with a preselected cloud vendor and region by using the recommended sign-up settings. You can manage your database by signing in to the Redis Cloud console
• #2851 See plan, cloud vendor, and region details after successfully provisioning your free Redis Cloud database
• #2882 Optimizations when uploading large text files with the list of Redis commands, available under bulk actions in Browser
• #2808 Enhanced security measurement to no longer display existing passwords for Redis Sentinel in plain text
• #2875 Increased performance when resizing the key list and key details in the Tree view, ensuring a smoother user experience
• #2866 Support for hyphens in node host names

Bugs

• #2868 Prevent unintentional data overwrites by disabling both manual and automatic refreshing of key values while editing in the Browser

2.38 (November 2023)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.38.

Highlights

• Major UX improvements and space optimization for a cleaner and more organized Tree view, ensuring easier namespace navigation and faster key browsing. Additionally, in Tree view, you can now sort your Redis key names alphabetically.
• Renamed the application from RedisInsight v2 to simply RedisInsight

Details

Features and improvements

• #2706, #2783 Major UX improvements and space optimization for a cleaner and more organized Tree view. This includes consolidating the display of namespaces and keys in a dedicated section and omitting namespace information from key names in the list of keys. In addition, the Tree view introduces a new option to alphabetically sort Redis key names.
• #2751 Renamed the application from RedisInsight v2 to simply RedisInsight
• #2799 Automatically make three retries to establish or re-establish a database connection if an error occurs

Bugs

• #2793 Do not require an SSH password or passphrase
• #2794 Prevent potential crashes caused by using parentheses in usernames on the Windows operating system
• #2797 Avoid initiating a bulk deletion or Profiler after the operating system resumes from sleep mode

2.36 (October 2023)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.36.

Highlights

• Optimizations for efficient handling of big Redis strings: choose to either view the string value for up to a maximum of 5,000 characters or download the data fully as a file if it exceeds the limit
• Improved security measurement to no longer display in plain text existing database passwords, SSH passwords, passphrases, and private keys

Details

Features and improvements

• #2685, #2686 Added optimizations for working with big Redis strings. Users can now choose to either view the data up to a maximum of 5,000 characters or download it in a file fully if it exceeds the limit.
• #2647 Improved security measurement to no longer expose the existing database passwords, SSH passwords, passphrases, and private keys in plain text
• #2631 Added proactive notification to restart the application when a new version becomes available
• #2705 Basic support in the search index creation form (in Browser) to enable geo polygon search
• #2681 Updated the Pickle formatter to support Pickle protocol 5

Bugs

• #2675 Show the "Scan more" control until the cursor returned by the server is 0 to fix cases when not all keys are displayed.

2.34 (September 2023)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.34.

Highlights

• UX improvements to simplify the in-app provisioning and usage of a free Redis Enterprise Cloud database with RedisInsight interactive tutorials. This will allow you to learn easily, among other things, how to leverage the native JSON data structure supporting structured querying and full-text search, including vector similarity search for your AI use cases
• Ability to refresh the list of search indexes displayed in Browser
• Set the color theme to follow the local system preferences

Details

Features and improvements

• #2585 UX improvements to simplify the in-app provisioning and usage of a free Redis Enterprise Cloud database with RedisInsight interactive tutorials. To provision a new database, click the "Try Redis Cloud" banner in the list of database connections page and follow the steps
• #2606 Ability to refresh the list of search indexes displayed in Browser
• #2593 UX optimizations to improve the back navigation to the list of databases, including for small resolutions
• #2599 Added an option to set the color theme to follow the local system preferences
• #2563 Load a new library from the Functions tab within the Triggers and Functions tool
• #2496 Set milliseconds as a default unit in Slow Log

Bugs

• #2587 Display detailed errors in transactions run via CLI or Workbench

2.32 (August 2023)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.32.

Highlights

• Easily provision a free database to use with the RedisInsight interactive tutorials to learn, among others, how to leverage Vector Similarity Search for your AI use cases or discover the power of the native JSON data structure supporting structured querying and full-text search. Take advantage of the in-app social sign-up to Redis Enterprise Cloud to quickly provision a free database with Redis Stack’s capabilities. Try the latest 7.2 release which delivers the new Triggers and Functions feature, allowing you to execute server-side functions written in JavaScript that are either triggered by a keyspace change, by a stream entry arrival, or by explicitly calling them, empowering developers to build and maintain real-time applications by moving business logic closer to the data, ensuring a lower latency whilst delivering the best developer experience.
• Select a custom installation directory on Windows OS for when multi-user access to the app is required.

Details

Features and improvements

• #2270, #2271, #2437 Added the ability to quickly provision a free Redis Enterprise Cloud database via in-app social signup (Google or GitHub). Use the database with the RedisInsight interactive tutorials or try the latest 7.2 release which delivers the new Triggers and Functions feature. To quickly create and automatically add a free Redis Enterprise Cloud database to RedisInsight, click the "Try Redis Cloud" banner in the list of database connections page and follow the steps.
• #2455 Select a custom installation directory on Windows OS
• #2373, #2387 Delete all command results in Workbench at once
• #2458 Added in-app hints in Browser and Workbench to get started with RedisInsight interactive tutorials
• #2422 Ignore the empty lines in files when uploading data in bulk
• #2470 Preset the header containing the engine, the API version and the library name in the JavaScript file when creating a new library within the Triggers and Functions tool

2.30 (July 2023)

This is the General Availability (GA) release of RedisInsight 2.30.

Highlights

Introducing support for triggers and functions that bring application logic closer to your data and give Redis powerful features for event-driven data processing

Details

Features and improvements

#2247, #2249, #2273, #2279 Support for triggers and functions that add the capability to execute server-side functions triggered by events or data operations to:

• Speed up applications by running the application logic where the data lives
• Eliminate the need to maintain the same code across different applications by moving application functionality inside the Redis database
• Maintain consistent data when applications react to any keyspace change
• Improve code resiliency by backing up and replicating triggers and functions along with the database

Triggers and functions work with a JavaScript engine, which lets you take advantage of JavaScript’s vast ecosystem of libraries and frameworks and modern, expressive syntax.