HDD Killer! Windows Redis Mania occupies the C-disk space!

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Windows Redis Mania occupies the C-disk space!

And more and more arrogant: 4g,8g,16g ...
"Solution to the problem"

After Windows Redis starts, it will proactively create a very large file on the C drive itself. C:\Users\{your username}\appdata\local\redis\redisqfolk_****.dat

We can move it to other partitions by defining the path ourselves. and limit its size.

【】"Resolution"

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Change the configuration file redis.windows.conf. Set the folk dedicated buffer file for Redis to a different partition.

Specifies that the Redis-server.exe read this configuration file.

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0. Stop Redis Service

1. Create a directory on the D drive Myredisswap

2. create a shortcut for Redis-server.exe Myredis
3. For the Myredis target attribute, add and specify the read profile redis.windows.conf, preceded by a space

4. Change redis.windows.conf, add two settings to the corresponding location of the file: Maxheap 4294967296 and Heapdir D:\MyRedisSwap\ (see illustration)

5. Start Redis via shortcut Myredis

6. Done.

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HDD Killer! Windows Redis Mania occupies the C-disk space!