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Enterprise Commands

All Redis Enterprise CLI commands.

Command Reference

Core

Command Group Description
database Database management
cluster Cluster configuration and operations
node Node operations
shard Shard management operations
endpoint Endpoint operations

Access

Command Group Description
user User management
role Role management
acl ACL operations
ldap LDAP integration
ldap-mappings LDAP mappings management
auth Authentication and sessions

Monitoring

Command Group Description
alerts Alert management
stats Statistics and metrics
status Comprehensive cluster status (cluster, nodes, databases, shards)
logs Log operations
diagnostics Diagnostics operations
debug-info Debug info collection

Admin

Command Group Description
license License management
module Module management
proxy Proxy management
services Service management
cm-settings Cluster manager settings
suffix DNS suffix management

Advanced

Command Group Description
crdb Active-Active database (CRDB) operations
crdb-task CRDB task operations
bdb-group Database group operations
migration Migration operations
bootstrap Bootstrap and initialization operations
job-scheduler Job scheduler operations

Troubleshooting

Command Group Description
support-package Support package generation for troubleshooting
ocsp OCSP certificate validation
usage-report Usage report operations
local Local node operations

Other

Command Group Description
action Action (task) operations
workflow Workflow operations for multi-step tasks
jsonschema JSON schema operations

Module archives

enterprise module package writes a ZIP containing module.json and the module binary's basename at the archive root, with Deflate compression. Input contents are preserved; compressed archive bytes and size can change between dependency versions. enterprise module inspect reads the archive without extracting or loading its entries. Its structural valid result is not a security assessment or proof that a module can be loaded by Redis Enterprise.

The ZIP 9 reader prefers UTF-8 when filename bytes form valid UTF-8, otherwise falling back to CP437. An older archive with ambiguous non-ASCII bytes and no UTF-8 flag can therefore display a different filename than with ZIP 6. Correctly encoded UTF-8 and ordinary CP437 names remain supported. Some invalid Unicode-path extra fields previously rejected by ZIP 6 are ignored by ZIP 9. For stable automation, use ASCII entry names or explicitly encoded UTF-8 names; do not depend on malformed or ambiguous name metadata being interpreted the same way across reader versions. This does not enable archive extraction.

Getting Help

# List all enterprise commands
redisctl enterprise --help

# Help for specific command
redisctl enterprise cluster --help
redisctl enterprise database create --help

Common Options

All commands support:

Option Description
-o, --output Output format: table, json, yaml
-q, --query JMESPath query to filter output
--profile Use specific profile

Examples

# Get cluster info
redisctl enterprise cluster get

# List databases as JSON
redisctl enterprise database list -o json

# Filter with JMESPath
redisctl enterprise node list -o json -q '[].{id: uid, status: status}'