Modify Redis Settings

ServBay comes with a Redis database and offers flexible configuration options. This document provides a detailed guide on how to modify Redis settings within ServBay, including the location of configuration files and common configuration items. The Redis configuration files are located in the /Applications/ServBay/etc/redis/ directory.

Important Note

Please do not manually modify configuration files. All configuration files are automatically generated by ServBay and manual modifications run the risk of being overwritten. Please use the UI interface for modifying configurations.

Modifying via ServBay's UI Interface

ServBay offers a powerful graphical management interface where users can directly modify different configuration parameters. After clicking save, the modifications are automatically applied and take effect in real-time, eliminating the need for manual editing.

Users can navigate to Database - NoSQL - Redis via the left sidebar in ServBay to edit Redis configurations.

In the graphical editing interface, users can modify the Redis bind listening address and port (default is *:6379).

Additionally, users can set an access password for Redis in the settings interface to ensure data security on the Redis server.

Once modifications are complete, clicking the Save button will apply the changes and they will take effect immediately.

Modifying by Manually Editing Configuration Files

WARNING

Manually editing configuration files is only suitable for temporary changes to certain configuration items.

We do not recommend manually modifying Redis configuration files, as all changes will be overwritten by ServBay.

Overview

In ServBay, Redis configuration files are located in the /Applications/ServBay/etc/redis/ directory. The main configuration file includes redis.conf.

Configuration File Location

redis.conf: /Applications/ServBay/etc/redis/redis.conf

Common Configuration Items and Modification Methods

redis.conf

redis.conf is the main configuration file for Redis, used to set runtime options for the database server.

Common Configuration Items

Modify Listening Address:
```
bind 0.0.0.0
```
1
Modify Port Number:
```
port 6379
```
1
Set Maximum Memory Usage:
```
maxmemory 256mb
```
1
Set Client Idle Timeout:
```
timeout 300
```
1
Enable Slow Query Log:
```
slowlog-log-slower-than 10000
```
1

Restarting Redis

After modifying the Redis configuration file, the Redis service needs to be restarted for changes to take effect. This can be done through the ServBay management interface or using the servbayctl command-line tool.

Restarting via ServBay Management Interface

Open the ServBay management interface.
Navigate to Services.
Find the corresponding version of the Redis service and click the Restart button.

Restarting via servbayctl

The servbayctl command-line tool offers a convenient way to restart the Redis service:

bash

servbayctl restart redis -all

Summary

In ServBay, Redis configuration files are located in the /Applications/ServBay/etc/redis/ directory, including redis.conf. After modifying these configuration files, you can restart the Redis service via the ServBay management interface or using the servbayctl command-line tool for changes to take effect.

Modify Redis Settings ​

Modifying via ServBay's UI Interface ​

Modifying by Manually Editing Configuration Files ​

Overview ​

Configuration File Location ​

Common Configuration Items and Modification Methods ​

redis.conf ​

Common Configuration Items ​

Restarting Redis ​

Restarting via ServBay Management Interface ​

Restarting via servbayctl ​

Summary ​