You can configure Redis to listen on a different network interface, or all network interfaces, by opening the Redis conf file with nano or your favorite text editor: $ sudo nano /etc/redis/nf $ systemctl status redis-server #check the current status of Redis serverīy default, the Redis server will only listen on local loopback interface 127.0.0.1, meaning that it doesn’t accept remote connections. $ sudo systemctl enable redis-server #enable Redis to start up automatically $ sudo systemctl disable redis-server #disable Redis from starting up automatically You can also use it to check the current status of Redis.
You can change this behavior by using systemd’s systemctl command. State Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address:Port Peer Address:Port Processīy default, the Redis server will start automatically when your system is rebooted. Redis server v=5.0.7 sha=00000000:0 malloc=jemalloc-5.2.1 bits=64 build=636cde3b5c7a3923įurthermore, you can use the ss command to confirm that Redis is listening for incoming connection on its default port of 6379: You can verify that Redis is installed on a system and check the installed version with the following command: $ redis-server -v Use this command in terminal: $ sudo apt install redis-server
This will also automatically install the Redis client package. If you’re planning to host a Redis server, you’ll need the server package. Could not connect to Redis at redis-ubuntu:6379: Connection refused In case you’re getting a “connection refused” error message, we’ll give you some troubleshooting tips further into this article.
If the Redis server isn’t using the default port, you can specify a port in your redis-cli command with the -p option, like so: $ redis-cli -h redis-ubuntu -p 1234 Notice we also use the ping command to verify connectivity. For example, this would be the command used to connect to a Redis server with hostname redis-ubuntu. Once it’s been installed, you’ll be able to use the redis-cli command to open a Redis terminal to a remote server. Use this command: $ sudo apt install redis-tools If you are only using your machine to connect to Redis (hosted elsewhere), you’ll only need to install the Redis client. The first thing we need to do is install Redis by opening a command line terminal and typing the following command.
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