Centos8s Redis

Install and configure Redis, Supervisor and Worker for Faveo on CentOS-8-Stream

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Introduction

This document will list steps on how to install Redis for faveo.

We will install following dependencies in order to make Redis work:

  • Redis
  • PHP extension for Redis
  • supervisor

Install Redis

yum install redis -y

Install PHP extension

yum install -y php-redis

Start and Enable Redis

systemctl start redis
systemctl enable redis

You can check Redis’s status by running the following:

systemctl status redis.service

Once you’ve confirmed that Redis is indeed running, test the setup with this command:

redis-cli ping

This should print PONG as the response. If this is the case, it means you now have Redis running on your server and we can begin configuring it to enhance its security.

Install and Configure Supervisor

yum install -y supervisor

Start and Enable Supervisord

systemctl start supervisord
systemctl enable supervisord

Copy paste the below content in supervisor configuration.

nano /etc/supervisord.d/faveo-worker.ini

Change the directories according to your faveo configuration.


[program:faveo-Horizon]
process_name=%(program_name)s
command=php /var/www/faveo/artisan horizon
autostart=true
autorestart=true
user=apache
redirect_stderr=true
stdout_logfile=/var/www/faveo/storage/logs/horizon-worker.log

Restart the Supervisor to reread configuration

systemctl restart supervisord

To check the Status use the below command

supervisorctl

systemctl status supervisord

Enable Redis in Faveo

After Redis installation is complete, follow these instructions to configure Redis with Faveo.

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