Recently, I changed to a new computer, so I didn’t want to configure the environment one by one, so I wanted to use Docker to create a one-click configuration environment. But I have never touched Docker before, so I will write an article to record the configuration process, so as not to forget later

Dockerfile write

Because the protected mode is enabled by default in Redis, it can only be accessed in the local environment. To disable this mode, you need to customize some redis

Redis. IO /redis-stabl… , modify the following places:

  • Bind # comment out
  • Protected -mode # change true to false
  • Requirepass # configures the password of redis
  • Daemonize # will be yes then change to no

Write a Dockerfile referencing the redis. Conf file edited above

FROM redis
COPY redis.conf /usr/local/etc/redis/redis.conf
CMD [ "redis-server"."/usr/local/etc/redis/redis.conf" ]
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Create a mirror image

Create an image based on the Dockerfile above

docker build -t <your name>/redis .  
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Create a container

To generate a container based on the image above, run the -p command to map the port to the local port

docker run -itd --name redis -p 6379:6379 <your name>/redis
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If you want to persist data, add the — appendOnly Yes parameter