How do I access my Redis database?

How do I connect to a Redis server?

To connect to your Redis server remotely, you first need to open the appropriate port in your firewall and bind Redis to an address.1Open port 6379 on your system's firewall. ... 2Open the redis. ... 3Once you have these configurations set up on the server, you can connect to Redis from a remote client.

Where is my Redis data stored?

Since Redis is an in-memory database, data is stored in memory (or RAM). If a server crashes, all the data stored is lost. Redis has back-up mechanisms in place for the data on the disk. This way, the data is loaded from the disk to the memory when the server reboots.

How do I connect to Redis on Windows?

1Open your Command Prompt (ex: cmd.exe) and type: > redis-server --service-start.2The Redis API will create a default Redis which is ready to accept connections on port 6379. You may now connect to it with the redis-cli.exe file. Note: To save and stop the Redis database, type: > redis-server shutdown save.

How do I access Redis cluster?

Open the Command Prompt and change to the Redis directory and run the command c:\Redis>redis-cli -h Redis_Cluster_Endpoint -p 6379 . Run Redis commands. You are now connected to the cluster and can run Redis commands like the following.