For operatorsHow to Deploy and Run Redis in a Docker Container
#Prerequisites
Ensure that Docker is installed on your system. Follow Docker's installation guide if you haven't installed it yet.
#Step 1: Run the Redis container
Execute the following command to run the Redis container in the background in "detached" mode.
where my-redis-stack is the name of the Docker container,
-d represents running Redis in the background in "detached" mode, and redis/redis-stack-server is the name of the Docker image fetched from Docker Hub.#Step 2: Verify that the Redis container is running
#Step 3: Connect to your database
The following uses the first three alphanumeric characters of your Container ID and opens up the sh shell of the Redis Docker container:
#Step 4: Testing Redis container
Execute the following command to test the Redis server:
#Step 5: Running Redis container with Persistent Storage
In order to enable persistence, you should invoke the Docker container, passing the
appendonly yes option as shown below:Check
ls -ld /Users/my-redis/ on your host machine to view the directory permissions.If persistence is enabled, data is stored in the volume
/data, which can be used with --volumes-from some-volume-container or -v /docker/host/dir:/data.