Redis (ii) Redis installation under Linux

The previous article explained the installation of Redis under Windows, and then look at how to install Redis (beginner entry level) under Linux.

(1) Redis download and compile

Here, first go into the storage file directory (my cloud server is: cd/jelly/redis/)

wget http://download.redis.io/releases/redis-3.0.0.tar.gz (Download)

Tar xzf redis-3.0. 0.tar.gz (unzip)

Cd/src

Make (Compile)

(2) Start Redis service

MV redis3.0.0 redis3.0 (rename)

Mkdir-p/usr/local/cluster/7000 (Create directory, prepare for subsequent clusters)

cp/jelly/redis/redis3.0/redis.conf/usr/local/cluster/7000

cp/jelly/redis/redis3.0/src/redis-server/usr/local/cluster/7000

cp/jelly/redis/redis3.0/src/redis-cli/usr/local/cluster/7000

cp/jelly/redis/redis3.0/src/redis-benchmark/usr/local/cluster/7000

cd/usr/local/cluster/7000

VI redis.conf

Modify Port 6379==== "" 7000

Starting service: Redis-server redis.conf

(3) Redis service test

1, the use of REDIS-CLI test (REDIS-CLI-P)

2. Redis Visualization tool test

3. Using Servicestack.redis to connect Redis test

　　

The test is complete.

　　

　　

Redis (ii) Redis installation under Linux