Procedure
1. Log in to the Redis management console.
2. In the upper left corner of the management console Click 
and select the region where the instance is located.
3. Search for DCS instances using any of the following methods: Search by instance name. Enter keywords directly in the search bar.
4. On the instance list page, click the target instance name to go to the instance details management page.
Description
In the instance list, you can view all instances in the tenant's current region.
The specific content of the page is described as follows:
Description
The instance account interface is displayed for cluster version instances only.
Type | Parameter | Description |
Basic Information | Instance Name | Name of the DCS Redis instance. To modify the name, click Modify. |
Instance ID | ID of the DCS Redis instance. | |
Password | Password of the instance (not displayed). To modify the instance password, click the Reset Password button icon. | |
Maintenance Time | Time window for any scheduled maintenance activities on the DCS instance. To modify the window, click the Change button. | |
Private Network | Name of the private network where the DCS Redis instance is located. | |
Subnet | Subnet in which the instance resides. | |
Engine Version | Kernel version of the DCS Redis instance engine. | |
Security Group | Security group that controls access to the instance. To modify the security group, click Modify. | |
Instance Type | DCS Redis instance type. The types include "standard version - stand-alone", "standard version - active/standby", "cluster version - stand-alone", "cluster version - active/standby". | |
Instance Specifications | Specification of the DCS Redis instance. | |
Creation Time | Time at which the DCS Redis instance was created. | |
Expiration Time | Expiration time of the subscription of the DCS Redis instance. | |
Connection Address | VIP address of the DCS Redis instance. | |
Port | Port number of the DCS Redis. | |
Public IP | The EIP address bound to the DCS Redis instance. Click the Bind button to bind an EIP. If an EIP has been bound, you can access the instance through the Internet. | |
Instance Account | Add Account | Creating a new account. DCS Redis supports creating multiple accounts and supports setting account permissions. |
User Name | The username. | |
Read-Write Permission | Read-only: Permission to read data, but not to modify data. Read-write: Permission to both read and write data.
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Operation | Modify: to modify account permissions. Delete: to delete an account.
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Instance Node | Instance Name | Name of the DCS Redis instance. |
Access Cluster | Name of the access cluster of the DCS Redis instance. Click a cluster name to view the cluster information. Note: Only cluster version instances have access to clusters. | |
Redis Cluster | Name of the DCS Redis cluster. Click the Redis cluster name to view the Redis cluster information. |