Redisqfork position adjustment in Redis under Windows

Redisqfork_4328.dat

Starting the Windows version of Redis creates a redisqfork file in the C drive, changing the location:

Under Redis.windows.conf, change the parameter heapdir to ./to indicate that it is in the current directory

# The Linux version of Redis relies on the system call Fork () to perform# point-in-time snapshots of the heap.  In addition to the AOF and RDB backup# mechanism, the Master-slave synchronization and clustering features is # dependent On this behavior of fork (). In order for the Windows version to # perform like the Linux version we had to simulate this aspect of the fork (). # Doing so M Eant moving the Redis heap into a memory mapped file, that can# is shared with a child process. # # * * * * * * There must is disk space available for the This file in order for Redis # to launch. The default configuration places this file in the local # AppData directory.  If you wish to move this file to another local disk,# use the HEAPDIR flag as described below.## the MAXHEAP flag controls The maximum size of this memory mapped file,# as well as the total usable space for the Redis heap. Running redis# without either maxheap or maxmemory would result in a memory mapped file # being created that's equal to th E sizeof physical memory. During # Fork () Operations the total page file commit would max out at around:## (size of physical memory) + (2 * size O  F maxheap) # # For instance, in a machine with 8GB of physical RAM, the max page file # commit with the default maxheap size would be (8) + (2*8) GB, or 24GB. the# default page file sizing of Windows would allow for this without have # to reconfigure the system. Larger heap sizes is possible, but the maximum# page file size'll has to be increased accordingly.# # the Redis heap m UST is larger than the value specified by the MaxMemory # flag, as the heap allocator have its own memory requirements and # Fragmentation of the heap is inevitable. If only the MaxMemory flag is # specified, Maxheap'll be set at 1.5*maxmemory. If the MAXHEAP flag is # specified along with maxmemory, the MAXHEAP flag would be automatically # increased if it is small ER than 1.5*maxmemory. # # Maxheap <bytes># The heap memory mapped file must reside on a local path For heap sharing # between processes to work. A UNC path would not be suffice here. For maximum # Performance This should is located on the fastest local drive available.# This value defaults to the local a Pplication Data folder (e.g.,# "%userprofile%\appdata\local"). Since This file can be very large, you# could wish to place the "a drive" other than the one of the operating system # is in Stalled on.## Note so must specify a directory here, not a file name.# heapdir <directory path (absolute or Relati  VE) >heapdir./

Start Redis server: Run.bat

Redis-server.exe  redis.windows.conf

Redis can be installed as a Windows service, booting from

Redis-server--service-install redis.windows.conf

However, after installation, Redis does not start, and the Start command is as follows:

Redis-server--service-start
Stop command:

Redis-server--service-stop
You can also install multiple instances

Redis-server--service-install–service-name Redisservice1–port 10001
Redis-server--service-start–service-name RedisService1
Redis-server--service-install–service-name Redisservice2–port 10002
Redis-server--service-start–service-name RedisService2
Redis-server--service-install–service-name Redisservice3–port 10003
Redis-server--service-start–service-name RedisService3
Uninstall command:

Redis-server--service-uninstall
Last hint: 2.8 version of the 32-bit system is not supported, 32-bit system to download the 2.6 version. Version 2.6 cannot be deployed as easily as above, it provides a program called Rediswatcher to run Redis Server,redis automatically restarts after stopping.

Also recommended is a Redis visual management tool: Redis Desktop Manager, the official website of the wall, you can download the v0.7.6 version in My network disk

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Redisqfork position adjustment in Redis under Windows