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page_title: Store and access key/value data |
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Consul includes a key/value store for that you can use to dynamically configure apps. Learn how to add and manage data in the Consul KV store using the Consul |
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# Store and access key/value data |
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This page describes the processes for interacting with Consul's KV store. You can interact with the KV store using the [`consul kv` CLI command](/consul/commands/kv) or the [`/kv` endpoint](/consul/api-docs/kv). |
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## Add data to KV store |
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To insert values into the KV store or update an existing value, use the `consul kv put` command. The first entry after the command is the key and the second entry is the value. |
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```shell-session |
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$ consul kv put redis/config/minconns 1 |
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Success! Data written to: redis/config/minconns |
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``` |
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In the following example, the key is `redis/config/maxconns` and the value is set to `25`. |
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```shell-session |
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$ consul kv put redis/config/maxconns 25 |
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Success! Data written to: redis/config/maxconns |
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``` |
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In the following example, the command includes a `flags` value of 42. Keys support setting a 64-bit integer flag value that is not used internally by Consul but can be used by clients to add metadata to a KV pair. |
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```shell-session |
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$ consul kv put -flags=42 redis/config/users/admin zaphod |
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Success! Data written to: redis/config/users/admin |
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``` |
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## Query data from KV store |
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To query for the value of one of the keys in the KV store, use the `consul kv get` command. |
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```shell-session |
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$ consul kv get redis/config/minconns |
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1 |
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To retrieve metadata you included as `flags`, using the `-detailed` command line flag. |
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```shell-session |
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$ consul kv get -detailed redis/config/users/admin |
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``` |
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```plaintext hideClipboard |
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CreateIndex 14 |
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Flags 42 |
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Key redis/config/users/admin |
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LockIndex 0 |
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ModifyIndex 14 |
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Value zaphod |
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``` |
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To list all the keys in the store, use the `recurse` option. Results return in lexicographical order. |
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```shell-session |
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$ consul kv get -recurse |
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``` |
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```plaintext hideClipboard |
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redis/config/maxconns:25 |
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redis/config/minconns:1 |
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redis/config/users/admin:zaphod |
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``` |
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## Delete data |
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To delete the value of one of the keys in the KV store, use the `consul kv delete` command. |
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```shell-session |
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$ consul kv delete redis/config/minconns |
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Success! Deleted key: redis/config/minconns |
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``` |
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Although the keys in the KV store are stored in a flat structure, you can manipulate keys that share a prefix as a group, as if they were in folders or subfolders, by using the `-recurse` flag. |
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The following example deletes all the keys with the `redis` prefix using the `-recurse` option. |
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```shell-session |
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$ consul kv delete -recurse redis |
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Success! Deleted keys with prefix: redis |
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