Redis system mounted on Centos7

Method One: source file installation (recommended installation)

In CentOS and Red Hat systems, warehouse EPEL added first, then update the yum source:

yum install epel-release
yum update

Then install Redis database:

yum -y install redis

After installation you can start the Redis service:

systemctl start redis

View redis server back up and running

systemctl status redis.service

 

 

Used herein can also enter Redis redis-cli command line mode.

 

Further, in order Redis can be remotely connected, you need to modify the configuration file, path /etc/redis.conf

we /etc/redis.conf

The needs of local changes:

First, the comment line:

#bind 127.0.0.1

In addition, it is recommended to set a password Redis, uncomment this line:

#requirepass foobared

foobared i.e. current password, can modify to

requirepass password

Redis then restart the service, use the following command:

systemctl restart redis

redis other commands 

Start redis.service systemctl # start redis server 

systemctl redis.service STOP # Stop redis server 

systemctl redis.service restart # restart redis server 

systemctl Status redis.service # get redis servers running state 

systemctl enable redis.service # boot server redis 

disable redis.service systemctl # boot disabled redis server

 

Method II: Installation compressed

First, install

1, in the official website to download tar.gz installation packages, or download via wget  

wget http://download.redis.io/releases/redis-4.0.1.tar.gz

2, unzip

takes -zxvf Redis-4.0.1.tar.gz

3. Compile

Compiled by make, make is automatically compiled, the compiler will be described in accordance with the content Makefile.

cd redis-4.0
make

We can see into several new files in the src directory swells.

4, installation

make install

In fact, this is several files added to / usr / local / bin directory down. This directory in the Path following words, you can directly execute these commands.

You can see, these files had been loaded into the bin directory

5, start the server, to see if the installation was successful.

Use redis-server command.

Restart a linux client, redis-cli Open Client  

6, shut down the server

Restart a linux client to shut down the server by server-cli shutdown.

Second, the configuration

1, redis server daemon startup settings

After starting the server front redis are started in the foreground, it needs to restart a client to login. This is very inconvenient,

So, we need to set the background to start.

daemonize no

change into:

daemonize yes 

Uninstall redis

Uninstall redis service, simply redis under / usr / local / bin / directory can be deleted

rm -rf /usr/local/bin/redis*

You can even extract the package is also deleted

rm -rf /root/redis-stable

 

 

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