Quickly build a Redis cache database

a previous essay-- Redis installation and master-slave configuration have been described in detail for redis installation in configuration. This article is about how to quickly create a new Redis cache database on a machine that already has Redis installed.

I. Introduction to the Environment

1) Linux version: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.1 (Santiago)

2) Redis version: Redis 2.6.16

3) Redis Installation path:/usr/local/webserver/redis

Second, installation steps

1) Copy the/usr/local/webserver/redis file to the sibling directory and rename it, for example:/usr/local/webserver/redis9736

2) Edit the start.sh below the redis9736 folder as follows:

#!/bin/Bash/usr/local/webserver/redis9736/redis-server/usr/local/webserver/redis9736/conf/redis.conf

3) Edit the stop.sh below the redis9736 folder as follows:

#!/bin/bashkill 'cat /usr/local/webserver/redis9736/run/redis.pid '

4) Modify the redis.conf file under the Redis9736/conf folder as follows:

Pidfile/usr/local/webserver/redis/run/redis.pid  -  pidfile/usr/local/webserver/redis9736/run/   6379--    9736dir   /usr/local/webserver/redis/db   - - Dir /usr/local/webserver/redis9736/db

Third, open the service

1) Assign permissions to files under the redis9736 folder: chmod 777 *

2) turn on the service./start.sh

3) Close the service./stop.sh

4) Turn on the Redis client./redis-cli–p 9736

Quickly build a Redis cache database