< 1 min readTo start a Redis server, you can use the “redis-server” command in the command line. This command starts the Redis server and listens for connections on the default port (6379). You can run the command in the command line by typing: You can also specify a configuration file using the redis-server command, the path of…
< 1 min readTo get all available keys in Redis, you can use the “KEYS” command. This command takes a pattern as an argument and returns all keys that match the pattern. You can run the command in the redis-cli by typing: where “pattern” is the pattern you want to match. For example, to get all keys that…
< 1 min readTo delete everything in Redis, you can use the “FLUSHALL” command. This command will remove all keys from all databases in the Redis instance. You can run the command in the redis-cli by typing: or in python redis library Please be careful when using this command, as it will permanently delete all data stored in…
