Read data of a redis container from the host machine
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I set up with docker-compose a redis container and a node app which uses the redis DB.
All works but I didn't mount any volume so I can't access the data of the redis DB from the host.
I also tried to deplou a container with another node app which tries to connect the redis DB but I can't connect to the redis client Error: Redis connection to redis:6379 failed
I don't want to docker-compose down the container because the redis data will be lost
Yes, I'm new to the Docker paradox
docker redis docker-compose redis-cli
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I set up with docker-compose a redis container and a node app which uses the redis DB.
All works but I didn't mount any volume so I can't access the data of the redis DB from the host.
I also tried to deplou a container with another node app which tries to connect the redis DB but I can't connect to the redis client Error: Redis connection to redis:6379 failed
I don't want to docker-compose down the container because the redis data will be lost
Yes, I'm new to the Docker paradox
docker redis docker-compose redis-cli
asked Nov 26 '18 at 21:21
room13room13
206
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I set up with docker-compose a redis container and a node app which uses the redis DB.
All works but I didn't mount any volume so I can't access the data of the redis DB from the host.
I also tried to deplou a container with another node app which tries to connect the redis DB but I can't connect to the redis client Error: Redis connection to redis:6379 failed
I don't want to docker-compose down the container because the redis data will be lost
Yes, I'm new to the Docker paradox
docker redis docker-compose redis-cli
asked Nov 26 '18 at 21:21
room13room13
206
I set up with docker-compose a redis container and a node app which uses the redis DB.
All works but I didn't mount any volume so I can't access the data of the redis DB from the host.
I also tried to deplou a container with another node app which tries to connect the redis DB but I can't connect to the redis client Error: Redis connection to redis:6379 failed
I don't want to docker-compose down the container because the redis data will be lost
Yes, I'm new to the Docker paradox
docker redis docker-compose redis-cli
docker redis docker-compose redis-cli
asked Nov 26 '18 at 21:21
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asked Nov 26 '18 at 21:21
room13room13
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asked Nov 26 '18 at 21:21
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If you're using the redis image listed here, or one like it, you should be able to read the data by executing redis-cli in the same active container:
docker exec -it vigilant_fermat redis-cli
In my example, vigilant_fermat is the name of the container that Docker randomly assigned for me. Substitute the correct container name for your instance.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 21:48
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If you're using the redis image listed here, or one like it, you should be able to read the data by executing redis-cli in the same active container:
docker exec -it vigilant_fermat redis-cli
In my example, vigilant_fermat is the name of the container that Docker randomly assigned for me. Substitute the correct container name for your instance.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 21:48
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If you're using the redis image listed here, or one like it, you should be able to read the data by executing redis-cli in the same active container:
docker exec -it vigilant_fermat redis-cli
In my example, vigilant_fermat is the name of the container that Docker randomly assigned for me. Substitute the correct container name for your instance.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 21:48
Ethan TEthan T
568420
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If you're using the redis image listed here, or one like it, you should be able to read the data by executing redis-cli in the same active container:
docker exec -it vigilant_fermat redis-cli
In my example, vigilant_fermat is the name of the container that Docker randomly assigned for me. Substitute the correct container name for your instance.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 21:48
Ethan TEthan T
568420
If you're using the redis image listed here, or one like it, you should be able to read the data by executing redis-cli in the same active container:
docker exec -it vigilant_fermat redis-cli
In my example, vigilant_fermat is the name of the container that Docker randomly assigned for me. Substitute the correct container name for your instance.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 21:48
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