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How can we improve Azure Cache?

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Have better status report in portal

It is extremely frustrating when the redis server keeps refuse connection and there is no indication of why it is so in the portal. Since the server seems to be sending ECONNRESET to all command, I can't use redis-cli to check or recover.

Also once the redis cache reachs max connection, there is no way to manage either from redis-cli or portal

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  • Tim Lovell-Smith MSFT commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    What is it that you want to do via redis-cli or the portal when you reach the connection limit? Do you just want to force disconnect the existing clients?

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