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Add a Redis cache "dashboard" for 19.x and 20.x #2792

Closed simbus82 closed 1 year ago

simbus82 commented 1 year ago

Description (*)

Sometimes it's needed to check the status of redis cache or refresh only parts of cache. So i think could be useful add a feature like https://github.com/steverobbins/Magento-Redismanager

Expected behavior (*)

A dashboard to check, manage and flush redis caches.

Benefits

Additional information

The proposed utility is tested and working with latest good old Magento 1.9.4.x, but i don't know if it works well with latest Openmage changes.

fballiano commented 1 year ago

I wouldn't add it as a default module but we could add it to out composer suggest section ;-)

addison74 commented 1 year ago

This is not an issue in OpenMage but a solution to an extension that we already want to outsource using Composer. Personally, I would have proposed this extension for discussion in the Discussions section. If it is an active project, the solution is agreed by everyone, it can be added with Composer by those who use Redis.

simbus82 commented 1 year ago

This is not an issue in OpenMage but a solution to an extension that we already want to outsource using Composer. Personally, I would have proposed this extension for discussion in the Discussions section. If it is an active project, the solution is agreed by everyone, it can be added with Composer by those who use Redis.

Sorry, i have clicked this in Github issues :-) It was probably better if I asked in the discussion area first. image

I thought that since Redis has become "recommended", it would be a good idea to include its management in the core as a default module (if the third party agrees, since they haven't updated it for years). But I guess keeping everything optional is much cleaner.