Download Redis-4.0.6.tar.gz Package
I downloaded to my default directory under/root/software/
1. Then unzip to this directory
/usr/local/src/
Decompression command:
TAR-XZF redis-4.0.6.tar.gz-c/usr/local/src/
2. Go to the/usr/local/src/redis-4.0.6 directory to compile and install to the specified directory
Makemake Install Prefix=/usr/local/redis
3. Go to the Redis directory to see the bin folder
4. Into the bin folder, you can see the service side of Redis, the client
Found no: redis.conf file
To the original extracted directory:/usr/local/src/redis-4.0.6 directory will: redis.conf Copy to/usr/local/redis/bin directory
5. Modify the configuration file, change the daemon option to Yes, support background startup mode
6. Press ESC and ENTER: Wq Save and exit, and then enter the command to start Redis with the specified Redis profile
./redis-service redis.conf
7. View background processes
Ps-ef|grep Redis
8/Connect test with Redis client, you can see that you have successfully
redis.conf configuration file Configuration item resolution
- Daemonize: If you need to run in the background, change the value of the item to Yes
- Pdifile: Put PID file in/var/run/redis.pid, can be configured to other address
- Bind: Specifies that Redis receives only requests from that IP, and if not set, all requests are processed and it is best to set the item in the production process
- Port: Listening ports, default is 6379
- Timeout: Time-out when setting client connections in seconds
- LogLevel: Grades are divided into 4 levels, debug,revbose,notice and warning. General open notice under production environment
- LogFile: Configure the log file address, which is printed on the port of the command line terminal by default using standard output
- Database: Set the number of databases, the default database used is 0
- Save: Set the frequency of Redis for database mirroring
- Rdbcompression: Whether to compress during a mirrored backup
- Dbfilename: File name for mirrored backup files
- Dir: path to file placement for database mirroring backups
- Slaveof: Set the database to be a slave database for other databases
- Masterauth: When the primary database connection requires password authentication, set it here
- Requirepass: Set the password to be used before any other specified client connection is made
- MaxClients: Limit the number of simultaneous clients
- MaxMemory: Set the maximum memory that Redis can use
- AppendOnly: When AppendOnly mode is turned on, Redis appends each received write to the appendonly.aof file, and when Redis restarts, the previous state is recovered from the file
- Appendfsync: How often to set the appendonly.aof file for synchronization
- Vm_enabled: Whether to turn on virtual memory support
- Vm_swap_file: Set the path of the swap file for virtual memory
- Vm_max_momery: Set the maximum amount of physical memory that Redis will use when virtual memory is turned on, default is 0
- Vm_page_size: Setting the size of virtual memory pages
- Vm_pages: Set the total page number of the swap file
- Vm_max_thrrads: Set the number of simultaneous threads used by VM IO
Redis installation configuration: Inux system for CentOS 64-bit
