Question: How to connect to Redis server?
Answer
To connect to a Redis server, you can use the redis-cli
command-line interface tool that comes with Redis.
Here are the steps to connect to a Redis server:
-
Open a terminal or command-line prompt.
-
Type
redis-cli
in the command line and press Enter. If Redis is running on the same machine, it will connect to the default Redis serverlocalhost
on port6379
.
redis-cli
- If your Redis server is running on a different host or port, you can specify it using the
-h
and-p
options respectively.
redis-cli -h redis.example.com -p 6380
- If you need to authenticate to access the Redis server, you can use the
-a
option followed by the password.
redis-cli -h redis.example.com -p 6380 -a mypassword
After connecting to the Redis server, you can start executing Redis commands such as SET
, GET
, HSET
, HGETALL
, and many others.
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Other Common Redis Questions (and Answers)
- What is the default port used by Redis?
- How to start Redis server?
- Is Redis persistent?
- How fast is Redis?
- How to install Redis on Mac?
- How to check if Redis is running?
- How to restart Redis?
- Does Redis persist data?
- How to install Redis on Ubuntu?
- How to stop Redis server?
- How to see Redis version?
- Does Redis have tables?
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