How can I ensure Redis data persistence when using Docker?

How can I ensure Redis data persistence when using Docker?

To ensure Redis data persistence in Docker, you can use Docker volumes to store your Redis data outside the container.

What type of volume should I use for Redis?

You can use a named volume or a bind mount. Named volumes are easier to manage, while bind mounts give you more control over the data location.

Can you show me an example of a Docker command to run Redis with persistence?

Sure! You can run Redis with a named volume using this command: docker run -d --name redis -v redis-data:/data redis.

What if I want to use a bind mount instead?

You can use a bind mount like this: docker run -d --name redis -v /path/on/host:/data redis. Just replace /path/on/host with your desired path.