- Pre installation Redis
- Install Redis
- Check Redis status/start/stop
- Set a password (Very Important)
- iptables.">make sure to have custom firewall permissions with the password, you can use iptables.
Installing Redis on clean CentOS.
Pre installation Redis
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| #update and upgrade the linuxyum-yupdateyum-yupgrade#I like nanoyum install-ynano#Install gcc & tcl, needed for compilationyum install-ygcc*yum install-ytcl | | —- | —- |
Install Redis
Shell|
| wget http://download.redis.io/releases/redis-3.0.1.tar.gztar xzf redis-3.0.1.tar.gzcdredis-3.0.1makemaketestmakeinstallcdutilschmod+xinstall_server.sh./install_server.sh | | —- | —- |
Check Redis status/start/stop
Shell|
| service redis_6379 statusservice redis_6379 start | | —- | —- |
Set a password (Very Important)
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| nano/etc/redis/6379.conf# find # requirepass foobared #replace it with your passwordrequirepass somePasswordservice redis_6379 restart | | —- | —- |
make sure to have custom firewall permissions with the password, you can use iptables.
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