DBS-Redis
Purpose
This stack provides Redis and Redis Commander. Redis is an in-memory data structure store, used as a database, cache and message broker. It supports data structures such as strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets with range queries, bitmaps, hyperloglogs, geospatial indexes with radius queries and streams. Redis Commander acts as its Web user interface.
Properties
| Stack-Description | Redis Database System (DBS) |
|---|---|
| Stack-Image | docker.msg.team/ps/docker-stack-dbs-redis |
| Stack-Version | 7.0.9 |
| Stack-Release | 20230322 |
| Product-Name | Redis & Redis Commander |
| Product-Vendor | Salvatore Sanfilippo & Joseph M. Ferner |
| Product-Contact | https://redis.io/ |
| Product-Model | Open Source |
| Product-License | BSD & MIT |
| Product-Limits | none |
| Implementation Base | ANSI C\Node.js |
| Execution Base | Operating system - OS, Webserver |
| Initial Start Time | 00:00:10 |
| Documentation | https://redis.io/documentation |
Topology
The stack consists of 2 containers:
- dbs-redis-fe: Frontend
- dbs-redis-be: Backend
Configuration
| Variable Name | Default | Meaning | |
| CFG_STACKNAME_VARNAME |
See also the variables which control integration of the stack into the reverse proxy.
For changes to take effect the stack has to be reinstalled.
First Steps
After installing Redis on your server, please click on the Redis-pane in the webview of your server.
You will get a login dialog from Redis Commander.
Enter Username/Password = admin/admin and press “Sign In”.
Admin Password for config = redis, DB aliases = redis
Now you are connected to a preconfigured Redis-Installation running on Port 6379.
To work with Redis you will use Redis Commander – webclient.
For informations how to work with Redis please check the documentation.
Administration Commands
| Command | Arguments | Function | |
| docker-stack exec std-redis psql |
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