Redis cache in Nextcloud
In this video I show you how to setup Redis as cache for Nextcloud. Using an in-memory cache such as Redis improves overall performance of your Nextcloud instance.
This particular way of setting up Redis is not typical: Redis is configured to be accessible through a socket instead of the default TCP/IP port. This socket is then shared through a Docker volume.
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🔖 CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:07 Explaining why Redis is on host
0:33 Redis TCP/IP vs socket
1:12 Redis installation on Debian GNU/Linux and reason to change default save location
1:47 Change Redis's configuration file to use socket and save location
2:12 Change Redis's Systemd file
2:24 Test Redis
2:42 Systemd service that creates a link to the original Redis socket to be used by the Nextcloud container
3:02 Get the user id in the nextcloud container
3:18 Update the docker-compose.yml file for Redis
3:28 Update the Nextcloud configuration file (config.php)
3:40 Checking if Redis is caching Nextcloud
3:57 Outtro
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