Key-Value Memory Storage
Learn how to create, view, and manage key-value memory storage in the Agentuity Cloud Console
Understanding Key-Value Memory Storage
Key-value memory storage is designed for fast, simple, or temporary data storage, making it ideal for:
- Session data
- Configuration settings
- Caching
- Temporary state management
- Simple data structures
- Sharing state between agents
Viewing Your Key-Value Instances
When you navigate to the Memory > Key-Value page in the Cloud Console, you'll see a table listing all your key-value instances with the following information:
- Name: The name of your key-value instance
- Size: The storage size used by the key-value instance
You can filter the list of key-value instances using the search box at the top of the table to quickly find specific instances by name.
Creating a New Key-Value Instance
There are two ways to create a new key-value instance:
- From the Memory > Key-Value page in the Cloud Console
- In code, using the Agentuity SDK