Question: How can you stop Redis Enterprise?
Answer
To stop Redis Enterprise, you can use the rladmin
command line interface (CLI), specifically the rladmin cluster stop
command. Here's how you do it:
Start by accessing your Redis Enterprise node via SSH:
ssh user@node_address
Then, use the rladmin
CLI to stop the cluster:
sudo rladmin cluster stop
This command will stop all the nodes in the Redis Enterprise cluster.
Please note that this command should be used cautiously, as it will halt all operations of your Redis Enterprise Cluster. Also, ensure you have required permissions to run these commands.
In some cases where Redis has been set up as a service, you can also use the service control (systemctl
) to stop Redis:
sudo systemctl stop redis
This command stops the Redis server but does not change its state on system boot. If you want to prevent Redis from starting on system boot, use:
sudo systemctl disable redis
Please replace redis
with the actual name of your Redis service if it's different.
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