Redis, like Memcached, is a caching system for key-value storage mechanisms. Redis itself does not directly support installation in a Windows environment, and is a redis that has the Microsoft Open Source Development team continuing to maintain the Windows version. Although the final server still uses the Linux system server, but at least at the time of development, the native deployment of Windows version of Redis can save a lot of trouble
1. Download and install Redis
Download from official website: http://www.redis.cn/download.html
Select the version of Windows to download
After downloading to the non-system drive letter, the current version of Windows is 2.8 version
Go to Redis-2.8\bin\release, unzip the archive in the directory, and copy the extracted files to the edis-2.8 folder root directory.
2. Installing Redis
DOS window into the Redis directory, execute the instructions
Redis-server.exe redis.conf
When successful, it will show
Remember to keep this window open, close this window and close the Redis service
3. Test use
Open a new DOS window and go to the Redis directory and execute
Redis-cli.exe-h 192.168.10.14-p 6379
Here 192.168.10.14 is the IP of its own native.
Installation of Redis under Windows is used