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AWS ElastiCache (Redis) Not Able to Show Items in Left Sidebar #3304

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souterjk opened this issue May 21, 2024 · 0 comments
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AWS ElastiCache (Redis) Not Able to Show Items in Left Sidebar #3304

souterjk opened this issue May 21, 2024 · 0 comments

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Please answer the questions below, it helps us to keep track of the issue. Please do not ignore it or your issue will be closed.

  1. Which driver are you using and version of it (Ex: PostgreSQL 10.0):Redis

  2. Which TablePlus build number are you using (the number on the welcome screen, Ex: build 81): 557

  3. The steps to reproduce this issue:

  • Setup Elasticache through AWS
  • Setup a tunnel (Elasticache is hosted inside of a VPC in Amazons implementation) via Amazon Session Manager
  • Verify that the connection works via redis-cli tools (or via table plus), my connection in this case is
    redis://@localhost:63790?statusColor=6D0000&env=production&name=core&tLSMode=1&usePrivateKey=false&safeModeLevel=0&advancedSafeModeLevel=0&driverVersion=0&lazyload=true
    This connects successfully
  • Open TablePlus with this connection, run a simple Redis query like get 'PING', you will see a response in the bottom view.

But keys do not appear in side bar, for ping or for anything else. I suspect that this is because the INFO and CONFIG Redis commands are unavailable for Elasticache, and table plus needs those (or doesn't understand how to handle their unavailability). Would be great if this could still display the key/value pairs though, I don't think it needs INFO in order to do that.

Screenshot:
Screenshot 2024-05-21 at 4 58 06 PM

Noted: If the bug is related to data, please attach an example SQL data.

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