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In my earlier post i have covered how to run multiple instances of redis also showed through a video how it can done. In this post, I am going to cover best suitable redis (recently i come across this beautiful blog simplifying the concept of redis and its uses in real world) configuration file structure to have to minimize confusion to identify which ports belong to which cache. for example if you are having several ports configured for redis, how you will determine which port is associated with which redis cache.So in our case i.e redis with Magento, we normally used 3 types of cache Cache (magneto configuration files cache)  Full Page Cache Session Cache  So, to avoid confusion among the ports and its associated cache, i would recommend to use following data in your redis configuration for each port respectively as shown.   For Freelance Work & Queries Contact me by Email Id support@linuxforeveryone.com 1) Create a file with name redis-base.conf under /etc/ an

In the last post I have covered how to install redis server on Centos/Rhel using rpm method and yum method and some troubleshooting skills. In this post i am going to cover how to install and configure redis to run with multiple ports.                                                                           But why we need more ports ? If you have read my earlier post , you already know that by default redis runs on single port 6379, which any one can use it for small website to cache the data. But for heavy website like magento we need to use additional ports along with 6379 to serve different cache from different ports. Like in Magento there is simple cache which is normally stored under /var/cache directory. Then there is Full Page Cache which is stored under /var/full_page_cache and session cache which is stored under /var/session_cache. Note : Discussion about cache/full page cache/session is not under the scope for this document.