Tag: Redis
Running Multiple Redis Instances on the Same Server
August 6, 2011
Setting up multiple Redis instances on one server is surprisingly easy. Redis runs as a daemon – a background process that answers requests on demand but is otherwise dormant – and receives requests by over a socket. Running multiple instances is as simple as creating a separate config file and a new init script. The [...]
Using Redis-cli with multiple local instances
June 2, 2011
The more I read about Redis the more my mind starts to fill with potential use cases. A blazingly fast in-memory key-value database with support for basic data-structures, Redis is worth getting excited about. Recently I’ve been testing it for a variety of caching and logging scenarios. While Redis does support multiple databases on one [...]