The only way to start working in Redis in such a case is to provide the password defined in the configuration file. Once you configure Redis to require authentication, it will refuse any query until you provide the required password.įor example, if you switch to the redis-cli command prompt and try to run the ping test, the output displays the message: (error) NOAUTH Authentication required. Restart the Redis service: sudo systemctl restart rvice However, to manage Redis as a service, set the supervised directive to systemd (Ubuntu’s init system).ĥ. Next, find the line specifying the supervised directive. To do so, open the file with a text editor of your choice (we are using nano): sudo nano /etc/redis/nfĢ. Once the installation is complete, modify the Redis configuration file. Then, install Redis with the command: sudo apt install redis-server Step 2: Configure Redisġ. Start by updating the package repository: sudo apt updateĢ. Step 1: Install Redisįollow the steps outlined below to install and configure Redis on your Ubuntu system.ġ.
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You can also use this guide on Ubuntu 18.04.Īpart from installing and setting up the basic configuration, the guide covers how to add password authentication, bind Redis to localhost and rename dangerous commands. The following steps explain how to install Redis on Ubuntu 20.04. Sudo or root privileges on local /remote machines.Access to a terminal window/command line.
A system running Ubuntu 20.04 (or Ubuntu 18.04).
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