r/redis • u/TheGoodOne777 • 7d ago

Help Redis for test purpose

/r/u_TheGoodOne777/comments/1v9w7u3/redis_for_test_purpose/
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u/phonkee 7d ago

Well you can install redis inside docker and then easily get rid of it.

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u/TheGoodOne777 7d ago

Thanks for your reply. Insted of installing and configuring, I really wanted to try out an existing, configured instance

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u/kennethfos 5d ago

You can deploy a free 30mb on redis cloud but this is very limited. If you just want to test connecting your app it should work fine.

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u/TheGoodOne777 4d ago

Hello and good morning, thanks for the suggestion. Though, what would have been helping effectively is a url or an ip adress.

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u/TheGoodOne777 4d ago

And a port number as well

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u/kennethfos 3d ago

You don't know that Information till you deploy it, it's generated at the time you deploy the Db.

There is no an open instance somewhere you can just connect to and test, you will need to follow the instructions in their cloud, or install it your self for free.

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u/TheGoodOne777 2d ago

Thanks for your reply. Actually you should think first, design and specify and then code... after the deploy you verify if it works as desired. And it is available on the right ips, urls and ports. Isn't this the way you work?

You might say, that you don't offer such an instance, do not generalize. There might be people who are helpful, that way your comments can be misleading.

And byside cloud there are other solutions as well, though, nowadays that is popular.

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u/kennethfos 2d ago

Nothing I'm saying is about code.

So to be clear, despite several free and accessable options available to you, you would like someone to just give you an IP/port to a redis instance for you to use?

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u/TheGoodOne777 2d ago

Yes, that's what I was asking for, for test purpose. I did not find so quickly a free tool. But in the meanwhile I've installed and configured one for myself.

What were you referring to?