Added support for tagging database connections, making it easier to organize and quickly find what you need. Tags can be created locally in Redis Insight or imported from Redis Cloud or Redis Software. Introduced highly requested improvements for working with JSON, including full-value editing and the ability to search within a JSON key. Various security enhancements, including vulnerability fixes and dependency updates.

Added support for tagging database connections, making it easier to organize and quickly find what you need. Tags can be created locally in Redis Insight or imported from Redis Cloud or Redis Software. Introduced highly requested improvements for working with JSON, including full-value editing and the ability to search within a JSON key.

- You can now test the connectivity to your source database when setting up a Redis Data Integration (RDI) data pipeline in Redis Insight. This will help ensure that RDI can connect to the source database and keep your Redis cache updated with changes from the source database. - Configure database connections via environment variables or a JSON file, allowing for centralized and efficient configuration management. This is specifically useful for automated deployments. - Added the ability to download a file containing all keys deleted through bulk actions, which helps in tracking changes.

- Improved navigation allows seamless switching between Redis databases and Redis Data Integration (RDI) instances without returning to the database or endpoint list. - Improved performance when working with nested JSON data types in Browser. - Added an option to hide key size and TTL in Browser to optimize space. Hiding key size can also help avoid performance issues when working with large keys. - Enhanced UX for adding Redis databases, now displaying information in multiple tabs. - Added the ability to customize the refresh interval or stop refreshing database overview metrics, allowing to change the frequency or avoid seeing the INFO command in Profiler. - Updated Brotli decompression to use brotli-wasm.

Improved the database connections list and simplified the connection form, delivering a cleaner, more intuitive UI for improved focus. New in-app reminders to prevent your free Redis Cloud database from being deleted due to inactivity, ensuring you can make the most of it to test your ideas.

Improved the database connections list and simplified the connection form, delivering a cleaner, more intuitive UI for improved focus. New in-app reminders to prevent your free Redis Cloud database from being deleted due to inactivity, ensuring you can make the most of it to test your ideas.

1. Added support for multiple key name delimiters in Tree View, enabling more flexible browsing of databases with varied key name patterns. 2. Remain authenticated to Redis Copilot, even after reopening Redis Insight, for seamless and uninterrupted access with daily use. 3. Enhanced both the Java and PHP serialized formatters: the Java formatter now supports date and time data, while the PHP formatter includes UTF-8 encoding for better handling of special characters and multi-language data. 4. Introduced a unique theme key name with a proxy path prefix to prevent conflicts when multiple instances run on the same origin. 5. Upgraded to Electron 33.2.0 for enhanced security and compatibility with modern web standards.

1. Added functionality to start, stop, and reset Redis Data Integration pipelines directly in the app, simplifying management and enhancing control 2. Introduced support for subscribing to specific Pub/Sub channel - a highly requested feature 3. Ability to delete previously added CA and Client certificates to keep them updated

Focus on what matters most: - hide or show TTL for individual hash fields to create a cleaner, more efficient workspace. - enhanced vector data representation with updated 32-bit and 64-bit vector formatters in the Browser. - UX optimizations to make it easier and more intuitive to connect to your Redis Data Integration (RDI) instance within Redis Insight.

Support for Redis Data Integration (RDI) - a powerful tool designed to seamlessly synchronize data from your existing database to Redis in near real-time. RDI establishes a data streaming pipeline that mirrors data from your existing database to Redis Software, so if a record is added or updated, those changes automatically flow into Redis. This no-code solution enables seamless data integration and faster data access so you can build real-time apps at any scale. And now you can seamlessly create, validate, deploy, and monitor your data pipelines directly from Redis Insight.

New look, equally fast. Learn Redis faster by uploading sample data and a concise tutorial for empty databases.

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.

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.

Introducing a new dedicated developer enablement area! Explore Redis capabilities and 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. Browse the tutorials offline or leverage the in-app provisioning of a free Redis Cloud database to try them interactively.

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. More information is described here: https://github.com/RedisInsight/RedisInsight/releases/tag/2.40.0

- 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. - Renamed the application from RedisInsight v2 to simply RedisInsight - Automatically make three retries to establish or re-establish a database connection if an error occurs More information is described here: https://github.com/RedisInsight/RedisInsight/releases/tag/2.38.0

- 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. - Improved security measurement to no longer expose the existing database passwords, SSH passwords, passphrases, and private keys in plain text - Added proactive notification to restart the application when a new version becomes available - Basic support in the search index creation form (in Browser) to enable geo polygon search - Updated the Pickle formatter to support Pickle protocol 5

- 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

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.

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

Introducing Insights (Beta): a new right-side panel that displays contextualised database recommendations for optimizing performance and memory usage. The list of recommendations gets updated as you interact with your database. Check out the paired-up tutorials to learn about the recommended feature and vote to provide feedback. This functionality is being rolled out gradually to the userbase. Support for bulk data upload in custom tutorials: quickly upload sample data sets from your custom RedisInsight tutorials to share your Redis expertise with your team and the wider community.

1. Bulk data upload: upload the list of Redis commands from a text file using the new bulk action available in the Browser tool. Use the bulk data upload with custom RedisInsight tutorials to quickly load your example data set. 2. Support for images in custom tutorials: showcase your Redis expertise with your team and the wider community by building shareable RedisInsight tutorials. 3. JSON formatter support for the JSON.GET, JSON.MGET, GET commands output in Workbench 4. Added Brotli and PHP GZcompress to the list of supported decompression formats to view your data in a human-readable format