Of course, we are using Mac and so, screenshots are specific to them and they can differ slightly based on your platform. You should be able to configure Docker with this settings page when it starts: Proceed to the next section once you have created an ID and logged into this instance.
We can do so by a link provided in the same dialog box. To start using Docker, we must create a Docker ID as well. For any queries or questions, you are most welcome to contact us using the comment box below. This completes our tutorial on how to install Redis on Linux. Once you open it, you will see a page like this: where 192.168.1.100 is the IP address of the Redis server with 6379 as the Redis instance port number. To do this, visit this page and find an appropriate version for your platform.
To start using Docker, we must install it on our System. Using Docker Hub is very much advantageous as this ensures that we don’t have to reinstall the same version of Redis on our machine and we can test our Redis with multiple versions very quickly. In this post, we will see how we can install and use Redis server from Docker Hub.
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