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This blog’s primary focus is to discuss How to install Redis on Windows 10? Before addressing the main question, let’s first take a brief look on what is Redis.
What Is Redis?
Redis full form is Remote Directory Server. Redis is a NO-SQL in-memory remote database that offers high performance, replication, and a unique data model.
Now when we have a brief idea of what Redis is, let’s see how we can install Redis on windows 10.
Redis was not developed for windows and thus a team of Microsoft handles the task to make it available to us.
How To Install Redis On Windows 10
Follow the steps as shown to properly install Redis on Windows 10.
Step 1: Download .Zip Or .Msi File
As told earlier, Redis is not available on windows but Microsoft makes it available for the Windows users.
Go to https://github.com/microsoftarchive/redis/releases to Download .zip or .msi file.
The ZIP file will require you to add the environment variables manually while the MSI file is an installer and will do it automatically for you.
In this blog, I will show you both the process. Starting with the ZIP File.
Make sure you get the latest release and not the pre-release, as shown by the mouse pointer on the picture.
Step 2: Extract The ZIP File
Create a new folder named “Redis” and extract the ZIP file into it. Name of the folder is up to you but it is good to follow the conventions.
After Extracting the ZIP you will see files of the Redis.
Two important files in this folder is redis-server.exe which will run the redis server and the redis-cli.exe which will enable us to interact with the server.
Let’s start the redis-server by double clicking the redis-server.exe.
By Default Redis Server runs on the port 6379.
Let’s Open the redis-cli and interact with the server.
Double click the redis-cli.exe to start the client interface.
The above image shows the interaction with the Redis Server.
This shows that the Redis is working in Windows 10, but we don’t want to come to this directory every time we want to work with Redis. To Solve this we will add the Redis-server and Redis-CLI path to the windows environment variable to interact with it using the command prompt.
Step 3: Move The Redis Folder To C Drive (Optional)
By Default the Redis folder will be downloaded on the Download folder of the windows. Then we created a folder and extracted the ZIP file into it.
It may happen that we accidently delete the Redis folder and the system will not find the path to open the Redis-Server and Redis-CLI.
So, it will be a good choice if we move our Redis folder to the Root of the C Drive.
Step 3: Add Redis Path To Windows 10 Environment Variable
Right Click to the My Computer (This PC in Windows 10) icon and go to properties or move to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\System. Then go to Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables.
On the System Variables section, double click on the PATH variable and add the path of redis folder.
To test the path has been successfully added or not.
Open the Command Prompt and write command:
> redis-server
Bash/Shell
> redis-cli
Bash/Shell
Now let’s look at how we can install the Redis using MSI Installer on Windows 10.
Installing Redis Using MSI On Windows 10
MSI is an installer and the automatic process for adding the path to environment variables.
Just remember to check the tick box that says add to the environment variable. and you keep the rest as default. Redis will be successfully installed on your Windows 10 system.
One thing to know that, When you choose the MSI Installer the redis-server will automatically run in the background when the system starts. you just have to connect to the server using the redis-cli from the CMD.
Hope you like it!
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