Introduction to the
Set up three active and three slave Redis clusters in an environment with three VMS
- Environment: 3 VMS Linux OS 192.168.26.129 192.168.26.130 192.168.26.131
- Redis version: 5.0.4
steps
Redis installation
- IO /download Version 5.0.4
- Download the files and upload them to three VMS: Redis-5.0.4.tar. gz
- Decompress tar -zxvf redis-5.0.4.tar.gz
- Compile CD redis-5.0.4 switch to the corresponding folder and run the make command
- After installation and compilation, the SRC and conf folders are displayed in the decompressed file. Go to the SRC folder and run make install
Redis start
- Create folder 6379 6380 under redis-5.0.4
- Cp the redis.conf file under redis-5.0.4 to 6379 and 6380
- Conf vim redis.conf bind 192.168.26.129 protected-mode no port 6379 6380 daemonize 6380 Pid 6380 file to redis_6380.pid Release comment cluster-enabled yes release comment cluster-config-file Conf file nodes-6379.conf: open the comment cluster-node-timeout 15000
- Switch to the SRC file and run./redis-server /data/redis/redis-5.0.4/6379/redis.conf./redis-server / data/redis/redis – 5.0.4/6380 / redis. Conf
Summary: Each machine does this, so three machines start six instances of Redis
Create the cluster
For versions later than 5.0, run the redis-cli command to create a cluster and switch to the SRC file./redis-cli –cluster create 192.168.26.129:6379 192.168.26.129:6380 192.168.26.130:6379 192.168.26.130:6380 192.168.26.131:6379 192.168.26.131:6380 –cluster-replicas 1