This article mainly introduces how to configure the php client (phpredis) and connect to Redis. It has certain reference value. Now I share it with you. Friends in need can refer to it

Using php to connect to Redis, Memcache, etc. requires expansion. Taking CentOS as an example, we will introduce the client environment construction of phpredis.

Step 0: Preparation

Purchase 1 elastic cloud server ECS on Huawei Cloud (I chose CentOS 6.3), a distributed cache instance (DCS for Redis), I chose a stand-alone instance.

Note that the ECS and cache instances are configured with the same VPC and security group to ensure network interoperability.

Step one: Install gcc-c and make and other compilation components

##　yum install gcc-c make

Step 2: Install the php development package and command line tools

　yum install php-devel php-common php-cli

php -version

##　wget http://pecl.php.net/get/redis-4.1.0RC3.tgz

The above is the latest version. You can also go to the redis official website or the php official website to download other versions of the phpredis client

step02: Unzip after downloading

## cd redis-4.1.0RC3
step03: Execute the extended command before compilation

phpize
step04: Configuration
##　./configure --with-php-config= /usr/bin/php-config
Pay attention to the location of php-config. It is recommended to first search and confirm the directory of the php-config file. Different operating systems have different PHP installation method and file location are different.

Find / -name php-config

##step05: Compile and install

make && make install
step06: Pay attention to adding the redis module after installation. Reference configuration

vim /usr/local/php/etc/php.ini
Add the following configuration items, note that redis.so is the same You must first search for the confirmation file directory.
extension = "/usr/lib64/php/modules/redis.so"
Save and exit and confirm The extension takes effect:
php -m |grep redis

If the above command returns redis, congratulations You, the phpredis client environment is set up.

#Step 4: Script Test

Edit a redis.php file:

connect($redis_host, $redis_port) == false) {
die($redis->getLastError());
  }
if ($redis->auth($user_pwd) == false) {
die($redis->getLastError());
 }
if ($redis->set("welcome", "Hello, DCS for Redis!") == false) {
die($redis->getLastError());
}
$value = $redis->get("welcome");
echo $value;
$redis->quit();
?>

Execute php redis.php, you will find that you can normally connect to the cache instance and perform data operations~

ps:

1. If an error is reported after execution, the configuration is incorrect;

2. If there is no response after execution, the network may be blocked. Check the IP address and port, and then confirm whether the VPC and security group of the ECS and cache instance are consistent. If they are inconsistent, you need to establish a VPC peering connection or modify the security Group, for details, please view the Virtual Private Cloud Service and Distributed Cache Service in the Help Center.

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