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German Gerken
Приєднався 4 бер 2023
Welcome to German Gerken! I’m German, a data engineer passionate about sharing insights on technology, career growth, and the world of data engineering. Here, we explore the practical side of tech-from hands-on tutorials on tools like Docker, ClickHouse, and Apache Airflow, to real-life stories about navigating a career in data. Whether you’re just starting, aiming to advance in tech, or simply curious about data-driven solutions, this channel is here to inspire, inform, and give you the edge you need to succeed. Let’s learn, grow, and explore the future of data together!
How to Set Up Redis with Docker: Fixed IP and Basic Commands Tutorial
Redis is a high-performance, in-memory, multi-model database known for its sub-millisecond latency and versatility. In this video, I’ll guide you through setting up Redis in Docker and ensuring your container has a fixed IP address for consistent access. We’ll also explore Redis’s unique features, such as its ability to combine memory speed with durable persistence and its support for multiple data models like graphs, JSON, and more.
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a fully functional Redis setup, ready to handle your data needs-whether as a cache, a primary database, or a multi-model powerhouse. Let’s get started!
Links:
GitHub Repository (Code and examples): github.com/GermanGerken/redis-docker
My LinkedIn (Let’s connect!): www.linkedin.com/in/german-gerken/
Commands Used in the Video:
Step 1: Pull the Redis Image
Download the official Redis image from Docker Hub.
docker pull redis
Step 2: Create a Custom Docker Network
Set up a Docker network with a specific subnet to assign a fixed IP address to your Redis container.
docker network create \
--subnet=192.168.1.0/24 \
redis-network
Step 3: Run the Redis Container with a Fixed IP Address
Start the Redis container and assign it a fixed IP address for consistent access.
docker run --name redis-server \
--net redis-network \
--ip 192.168.1.100 \
-d redis
Step 4: Verify the Container is Running
Check if the Redis container is up and running.
docker ps
Step 5: Find the Container’s IP Address (Optional)
Double-check the container’s assigned IP address.
docker inspect -f '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' redis-server
Step 6: Connect to Redis Using Redis CLI
Access the Redis CLI to interact with your database.
docker exec -it redis-server redis-cli
Step 7: Basic Redis Commands
Set a key-value pair:
SET mykey 'Hello, Redis!'
Retrieve a value by key:
GET mykey
Highlights:
Install Redis using Docker.
Assign a fixed IP address to your Redis container.
Interact with Redis via the CLI using simple commands.
Learn why Redis is more than just a cache and how it can be used as a multi-model database.
If you found this video helpful, please like, comment, and subscribe for more tech tutorials and insights. Thanks for watching!
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a fully functional Redis setup, ready to handle your data needs-whether as a cache, a primary database, or a multi-model powerhouse. Let’s get started!
Links:
GitHub Repository (Code and examples): github.com/GermanGerken/redis-docker
My LinkedIn (Let’s connect!): www.linkedin.com/in/german-gerken/
Commands Used in the Video:
Step 1: Pull the Redis Image
Download the official Redis image from Docker Hub.
docker pull redis
Step 2: Create a Custom Docker Network
Set up a Docker network with a specific subnet to assign a fixed IP address to your Redis container.
docker network create \
--subnet=192.168.1.0/24 \
redis-network
Step 3: Run the Redis Container with a Fixed IP Address
Start the Redis container and assign it a fixed IP address for consistent access.
docker run --name redis-server \
--net redis-network \
--ip 192.168.1.100 \
-d redis
Step 4: Verify the Container is Running
Check if the Redis container is up and running.
docker ps
Step 5: Find the Container’s IP Address (Optional)
Double-check the container’s assigned IP address.
docker inspect -f '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' redis-server
Step 6: Connect to Redis Using Redis CLI
Access the Redis CLI to interact with your database.
docker exec -it redis-server redis-cli
Step 7: Basic Redis Commands
Set a key-value pair:
SET mykey 'Hello, Redis!'
Retrieve a value by key:
GET mykey
Highlights:
Install Redis using Docker.
Assign a fixed IP address to your Redis container.
Interact with Redis via the CLI using simple commands.
Learn why Redis is more than just a cache and how it can be used as a multi-model database.
If you found this video helpful, please like, comment, and subscribe for more tech tutorials and insights. Thanks for watching!
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Hİ, could you make a video that about connection between pgadmin desktop and docker compose.?
Hi! Thanks for the great question. I hope I understood it correctly, and here’s a video I made that explains how to connect pgAdmin Desktop to a PostgreSQL container using Docker Compose: ua-cam.com/users/shorts_uEL8Fz7q_M?feature=share. Let me know if this answers your question or if you’d like me to cover something else!
You thumbnails can be improved, drop your contact I can do that for
Thank you for the offer, I really appreciate it! For now, I want to experiment and develop my own style for thumbnails, but I’ll keep your suggestion in mind. Thanks again!
Excellent! Worked straight away. Thank you!
Glad it worked perfectly for you!
My social media: LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/german-gerken
Useful Links: ClickHouse Documentation - clickhouse.com/docs Download Docker Desktop - www.docker.com My social media: LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/german-gerken
bro can you make crash course about coolify?
Great idea! A video about Coolify could be really helpful for many people. Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll definitely consider making it!
this is not making any sense because you are manually fixing things for chrome driver.
Doesn't work
Thank you very much! Like ur video
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad you liked the video. Stay tuned for more content!
Thank you very much my code is working fine Thanks a lot bro😘
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad you liked the video. Stay tuned for more content!
@@germangerken Your welcome
This shit will no where work, what people looking for is how to deploy it in AWS for example update ur video
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Does this code support socks5 as well?
Will this configuration work if i want to deploy it to AWS Lambda?
I guess it will not work if we deploy this anywhere else because you didn't add the chrome and driver in the docker image.
Will this configuration work if i want to deploy it to AWS Lambda?
Is there a needed web driver that is needed to be installed into the docker container in the first place? Or is it running based on the driver that you have on your machine?
Need to download in docker container
Довольно чистая речь
Спасибо, стараюсь следить за произношением!
Thank you
Having first learned basic programming back in the 80's, when I first encountered OOP, I was completely lost. It took me years of trying..failing..quitting..retrying..failing..etc before the lightbulb finally went off. I read books and watched videos. All of them used examples similar to yours. Essentially how you can use/create objects and classes. For me, that was the wrong focus of attention. My programs were too simple to really need to create these things. The lightbulb went on when I instead realized fully, that I needed to understand that classes were fundamental to how the language was built and that everything was an object. X = "Hello" in basic is not the same as X="Hello" in an OOP language. In the latter, X is a string object which inherits all the string methods and whatever is farther up the inheritance chain. Thats when I really started digging into what does a string object come with..or a list object..or whatever and I really started digging into the documentation and understanding. It was still quite awhile before I made my own program that ran into a problem that required me to build my own class... Anyways, just an observation. Explaining this aspect of OOP is a crowded space. 99.9% cover what you just did. Explaining what hung me up (and I assume others) is a pretty vacant space...
Thank you for sharing your experience and insight! It's valuable to hear about your journey with object-oriented programming. Understanding the fundamental concepts behind classes and objects can indeed be a challenging but crucial aspect of mastering OOP. Thanks again for the great idea!
Проделал все то же самое, однако получаю ошибки об отсутствующих зависимостей по типу fonts-liberation, libatk-bridge2.0-0 и т.д. Объясни плс как так, куда копать
Прошу прошения за долгий ответ, не было времени на канал, я постараюсь в ближайшее время посмотреть, я с этим не столкнулся поэтому сразу ответить не могу
Nice Video
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. If you have any questions or topics you'd like to see covered in the future, feel free to let me know. Stay tuned for more content! 😊
thanks for this amazing video please can we use this docker as a flask api and connect to it from our host machine?
Thank you for your kind words! Absolutely, you can definitely use Docker to set up a Flask API and connect to it from your host machine. Docker is a powerful tool that allows you to create isolated environments for your applications, and it's a great way to ensure consistency across different development and production environments.
I will definitely make a video on this topic. Thx for the idea!
For now I can't post link in description so I'll leave it here Git Proxy auth - github.com/Smartproxy/Selenium-proxy-authentication Git with my example - github.com/GermanGerken/docker_proxy
Could you give the git repository please?
Hello, yes sure! github.com/GermanGerken/docker_selenium also add it to description)) Thanks you for reach out to me!
Наш акцент трудно не узнать, но автор долго не выдавал себя, пока на Амазоне не появилась доставка в Российскую Федерацию 😂
У меня особо не было намерения скрываться, но мне приятно что акцент не сразу меня выдал)) Хотя когда сам смотрю слышу его ооочень