Redis master server configuration (Getting started)

1. Start multiple Redis servers at the same time, consider starting two or three Redis servers on the same machine, listening to different ports separately

2. Create a Client connection

3, set the master-slave relationship

4. Testing

Specific procedures:

First, create a boot Redis server

./redis-server/etc/redis/redis.conf Default Port 6379

./redis-server/etc/redis/redis.conf--port 10000 Specify port 10000 (two horizontal lines-)

./redis-server/etc/redis/redis.conf--port 10001 Specify Port 10001

Second, establish client connection respectively

./redis-cli-p 6379 (one horizontal line)

./redis-cli-p 10000

./redis-cli-p 10001

Third, set up the master-slave relationship

The following commands are executed on the 10000 10001 client, respectively:

Slaveof 192.168.183.128 6379 (no colon required)

Here, the setup is complete and can be tested.

1, any one from the client, the Get test

Get Name

(nil)

Indicates that there is no key named name on the server

2, in the main client settings

Set name test

3. Testing again from the client

Get Name

"Test"

Congratulations, ok! Test Pass.

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Redis master server configuration (Getting started)