Hi, you can follow these steps to check if redis is connected. 1. Make sure you've pulled redis image on docker and it's running in a container. 2. Then from terminal, get your container IP for redis and add it as host as mentioned in video. 3. Make sure you're running your nest app in docker. This step is important otherwise your app won't be able to make connection with redis container. Let me know if you're still getting issue.
This helped me so much getting the tiny bit of cache-related functionality I need done. Thank you!
Brother can you please start Nestjs series from beginners to advance level?
hi thanks for video, your explanations is great can you please start microservices using nestjs
hello i'm getting this error
Error: connect ETIMEDOUT 172.17.0.2:6379
at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (node:net:1187:16)
Hi, you can follow these steps to check if redis is connected.
1. Make sure you've pulled redis image on docker and it's running in a container.
2. Then from terminal, get your container IP for redis and add it as host as mentioned in video.
3. Make sure you're running your nest app in docker. This step is important otherwise your app won't be able to make connection with redis container.
Let me know if you're still getting issue.