Listing OCI Cache Clusters
View a list of the OCI Cache clusters in a compartment.
For reliability purposes, we recommend a minimum three node cluster configuration. Reliability isn't guaranteed for one to two node cluster configurations.
Clusters can only be created in subnets that don't have IPv6 enabled. If you select an existing subnet with IPv6 enabled, cluster creation fails.
Filtering List Results
Use filters to limit the clusters in the list.
On the left side of the list page, select a value from one of the available filters, such as compartment, state, or tags.Tip
To find a cluster by name, enter its name in the Search field.Actions
In the list table, select the name of a cluster to open its details page, where you can view its status and perform other tasks.
To perform an action on a cluster directly from the list table, select any of the following options from the
in the row for that cluster:- View details: Open the details page for the cluster.
- Copy OCID: Copy the OCID of the cluster to the clipboard.
- Edit name: Change the name of the cluster.
- Resize nodes: Change the number of nodes for the cluster.
- Resize memory: Change the amount of memory per cluster node for a cluster.
- Resize shards: Change the number of shards for a sharded cluster.
- Move resource: Move the cluster to another compartment.
- Delete: Delete the cluster.
To create a cluster, select Create cluster.
Use the oci redis redis-cluster-summary list-redis-clusters command and required parameters to list the clusters in a compartment:
oci redis redis-cluster redis-cluster-summary list-redis-clusters [OPTIONS]
For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.
Run the ListRedisClusters operation to list the clusters.