Installation and configuration of Redis under Linux

Redis is an open source API that is written in ANSI C, supports the web, can be persisted in memory, key-value databases, and provides multiple languages.

Redis is a member of the NoSQL technology camp.

When it comes to NoSQL, what is NoSQL?

NoSQL is a new type of database, not just SQL, which is not like a relational database,--sql by a common operating language, and each NoSQL database has its own API and syntax.

Redis Official website: https://redis.io/

Chinese Civil Service Network: http://redis.cn/

After introducing Redis, the following details the construction of the REDIS environment:

The latest version of Redis is 4.0, but the stable version is 3.2. We use 3.2 as an example.

1. Download

wget http://download.redis.io/releases/redis-3.2.8.tar.gz

2. Unzip

TAR-ZXVF redis-3.2.8.tar.gz

3. Copying

Put it in the/usr/local/directory (pure personal habits)

sudo mv./redis-3.2.8/usr/local/redis/

4. Go to the Redis directory

cd/usr/local/redis/

5. Build

sudo make

6. Testing

sudo make test

7. Installation

The tutorial I saw in this step says it will be installed in the/usr/bin/directory, but I run it in the/usr/local/bin/directory

sudo make install

8. The installation is completed into the installation directory can be seen as follows:

which

• • Redis-server Redis Server
  • REDIS-CLI Redis command-line Client
  • Redis-benchmark Redis Performance Testing Tool
  • Redis-check-aof aof File Repair Tool
  • Redis-check-rdb RDB File Retrieval Tool

9. Configuration

The extracted Redis folder has the original file of the configuration file: redis.conf

You can copy this file to another location, and then copy the file for modification.

Here, we copy to/etc/redis/

sudo cp/usr/local/redis/redis.conf/etc/redis/

At this point, Redis installation is complete, the following is the Redis configuration

Above we have copied a redis default profile under/etc/redis/, we can modify this profile, and then start the Redis service through this configuration file.

Describes several core configuration items:

Bind IP:

Bind 127.0.0.1

IP here if you want to remotely access, write the destination IP

Port:

Port 6379

6379 is the default port number for Redis

Whether to run as daemon:

Daemonize Yes

The value can be yes or no, if run as daemon, it will not block at the command line, similar to the service, if run as a non-daemon, it will block at the current terminal

Data files

Dbfilename Dump.rdb

The name of the data file

Data-piece Storage path

Dir/var/lib/redis

A. Part of a blog

Logfile/var/log/redis/redis-server.log

Database, with 16 default

Database 16

The above is a few common configuration items, as well as detailed configuration item information can refer to http://blog.csdn.net/ljphilp/article/details/52934933, which is detailed in this blog post.

Installation and configuration of Redis under Linux