Hello, everyone
I am a novice
I think running redis, in docker is very convenient for development and deployment
I recently made a website that used redis and celery
but I am worried that docker restart or physical machine restart will cause redis to lose data
is it necessary to persist redis?
what is the best solution for persistence
Redis can be placed outside the container, installed directly on the physical machine, and then RDB, AOF
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