How do I configure persistence in Redis?

How do I configure persistence in Redis?

To configure persistence in Redis, you can use RDB snapshots or AOF (Append Only File) persistence. Which one would you like to know more about?

What's the difference between RDB and AOF?

RDB creates point-in-time snapshots of your dataset at specified intervals, while AOF logs every write operation received by the server. AOF can be more durable but may use more disk space.

How do I enable AOF?

To enable AOF, you need to set the appendonly configuration directive to yes in your Redis configuration file. You can also configure the appendfsync option for performance.

Can I use both RDB and AOF together?

Yes, you can use both RDB and AOF together for better data durability. Redis will use AOF for recovery if both are enabled.