Redis is completely open source and free, complies with the BSD protocol, and is a high-performance key-value database. It is usually called a data structure server because the value can be a string (String), hash (Hash), list (list), set (sets) and sorted sets (sorted sets) and other types.
Download the
free installation version of windows
https://github.com/MicrosoftArchive/redis/releases/download/win-3.2.100/Redis-x64-3.2.100.zip
Installation steps
Step 1: Unzip and copy the files
Unzip the downloaded compressed file Redis-x64-3.2.100.zip, and rename it to Redis3. Copy it to the corresponding directory (because I am a virtual machine, I only put a C drive, here is C:\Redis3 as an example. It is recommended not to put it under the system disk):
Step 2: Configure environment variables:
My Computer→right click and select properties→advanced system settings→environment variables:
In the system environment variable Path, add c:\Redis3;, you cannot delete or overwrite the variable value of the original Path.
Step 3: Start the
Redis service. Open the dos window. To start the Redis service, you need to switch to the Redis directory. Start the command:
$ cd c:\Redis3
$ redis-server.exe redis.windows.conf
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Successful startup:
Step 4: Register windows service
Although redis is started above, as long as the dos window is closed, the redis service will stop. So redis must be set as a service under windows.
Close the started DOS window, reopen the DOS window (be sure to open it as an administrator, opening method: Windows start → enter cmd → right-click to open as an administrator), switch to the redis3 folder, and enter the command:
$ cd c:\Redis3
$ redis-server --service-install redis.windows-service.conf --loglevel verbose
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Test and use
Start the Redis system service and
open the dos window (must be opened as an administrator. Open method: Windows start → enter cmd → right click, open as an administrator), enter the command:
$ net start Redis
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started successfully:
②Open the client test using redis-cli.
Open the dos window and enter the command:
$ redis-cli
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Use the ping command to check whether the redis service is started:
$ ping
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performs simple assignment and value operations;
Test Results:
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