Master-slave Redis configuration in Linux

Master-slave Redis configuration in Linux

1. Download redis-2.8.24.tar.gz at http://redis.io/download.

2.decompress redis-2.8.24.tar.gz and install

Tar xvf redis-2.8.24.tar.gz
Mv redis-2.8.24/usr/local/cd/usr/local/redis-2.8.24make
Make install # copies redis commands to the/usr/local/bin directory.

3. Create a redis user and data storage directory

useradd -s /sbin/nologin -d /var/lib/redis redismkdir /data0/redischown redis.root /data0/redis

4. Copy the redis. conf file to the/etc directory and modify the file.

Modify the configuration file redis. conf on the master server

Daemonize yes # Start in the background
Port 6379 # port
Bind 127.0.0.1 # bind an IP address
Loglevel notice # The Log Level
Logfile/data0/redis. log # log File
Dir/data0/redis # data storage directory
Requirepass 123456 # Set the password

Modify the configuration file redis. conf from the server

Daemonize yesport 6380 slaveof 172.16.59.180 6379 bind 127.0.0.1
Loglevel notice
Logfile/data0/redis. log
Dir/data0/redis
Requrequirepass 123456
Masterauth 123456 # master server configuration Password

5. Start the redis service on the Master/Slave Server

redis-server /etc/redis.conf

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