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How to restart the Redis service command
- Author：Sven
- Category：Server Maintain
- Release Time：2022-11-30
This article mainly talks about how Redis restarts the Redis service command, and presents it to you in the form of graphics and code. Let's learn it together with the IID editor!
1. Redis installed with apt get or yum install can be stopped/started/restarted through the following commands:
Stop:/etc/init d/redis-server stop
Start:/etc/init d/redis-server start
Restart:/etc/init d/redis-server restart
2. Redis installed in the source code can be restarted through the shutdown command of the Redis cli client program.
The above is all about how Redis restarts the Redis restart service command. After understanding, I believe you can find out the problem. If you want to know more about technology, please pay attention to INTERNET DATA.
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