kvweb 0.2.5-3
Browse and edit the Valkey app's keys in a web browser (through the Nginx app)
databases
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| NAS | Size | SHA256 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| My Cloud PR4100 | 3 MB | Download | c666b2347da514e3… |
| My Cloud PR2100 | 3 MB | Download | d0bfef3e3091443e… |
| My Cloud DL4100 | 3 MB | Download | 6cfe28f9564bce32… |
| My Cloud DL2100 | 3 MB | Download | e952ddcf2a1bed28… |
Not available for: My Cloud EX4100, My Cloud EX2100, My Cloud EX2 Ultra, My Cloud Mirror (Gen 2), My Cloud (Gen 2), WD Cloud.
Easier: install it from the Store, which also updates it.
kvweb is a web interface for Valkey and Redis: browse and search the keys, see and edit their values, and see the server's information. It runs natively on the NAS (no Docker), for the Valkey app.
- Its address is
https://kvweb.<domain>, through the Nginx app (added automatically - it's needed: kvweb only listens on the NAS itself,127.0.0.1:8082). - kvweb has no login of its own, so its address asks for a user name and password first:
adminand the password the app generates (shown on the management page, which can also change it). Nginx checks it. - It logs in to Valkey by itself, with the password from the Valkey app's configuration (given to it in its environment, never on a command line). Changing Valkey's password on its page restarts kvweb with the new one.
- A read only setting on the page stops changes and deletions. Emptying a whole database (FLUSHDB / FLUSHALL) is always blocked.
- At boot it waits for Valkey to answer (in the background, for up to 10 minutes), and once running it reconnects by itself if Valkey restarts.
- It runs as its own user (
kvweb, ID 87). Its settings and password are kept inNas_Prog/_kvweb, across reinstalls and removal. - It's the official static program (checked against the SHA256 its release publishes, pinned in
static/kvweb/build.sh). The NAS shows an alert when a new release is out (checked weekly). kvweb is a young project from one developer, under the AGPL-3.0. - Intel models only (as the Valkey app).