There are a few comments related to the port not working for Redis Insight. The Redis insight team is constantly changing the exposed Port. Now I have given the explicit tag of 1.14.0 for the Redis insight docker container and here port 1.14.0 will work fine. Please use redislabs/redisinsight:1.14.0 image for redis-insight
Ensure the port RedisInsight is using inside the container (8001) is correctly mapped to a host port in your docker-compose.yml, like so: - "5540:8001".
Hello and thank you for the good and informative tutorial. I would like to use redis for several applications (for example Nextcloud, etc.). Do I have to set up a separate redis Docker container for each application or can I set up several databases for the different applications in ONE Docker container?
If you are asking for production then don’t use docker. In production the persistence layer should always be on a VM. You can use single redis for multiple application. Key name should be different for different application. Also if throughput is small then single redis is fine but if throughput is high then you need to have separate redis instances
There are a few comments related to the port not working for Redis Insight. The Redis insight team is constantly changing the exposed Port. Now I have given the explicit tag of 1.14.0 for the Redis insight docker container and here port 1.14.0 will work fine.
Please use redislabs/redisinsight:1.14.0 image for redis-insight
thanks brother. 3 days of torment. I haven't found your video yet
Redis-insight hosted port not exposed in browser. However its exposed in docker container. Someone tell me whats wrong here?
+1 same issue
Ensure the port RedisInsight is using inside the container (8001) is correctly mapped to a host port in your docker-compose.yml, like so: - "5540:8001".
Thank you very much, It was short and crisp..
For me, redis insight port had to be 5540:5540. Hope it helps.
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it was very simple and good for beginners. really nice. thank you
Straight to the point! haha I love it!
Hello and thank you for the good and informative tutorial. I would like to use redis for several applications (for example Nextcloud, etc.). Do I have to set up a separate redis Docker container for each application or can I set up several databases for the different applications in ONE Docker container?
If you are asking for production then don’t use docker. In production the persistence layer should always be on a VM.
You can use single redis for multiple application. Key name should be different for different application.
Also if throughput is small then single redis is fine but if throughput is high then you need to have separate redis instances
Very nice intro.👍
Very nice tutorial. Thank you!!
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