Verify Redis Server Status

Introduction

In this challenge, you'll troubleshoot a Redis server connectivity issue by verifying its status. The task involves using the redis-cli command to connect to the Redis server and then using the PING command to confirm that the server is running and responsive.

To complete the challenge, you'll need to execute redis-cli in the terminal, issue the PING command within the Redis CLI interface, verify the server responds with PONG, and then exit the interface using the quit command. The verification process checks for the presence of the PING command in the Redis command history log.

Skills Graph

%%%%{init: {'theme':'neutral'}}%%%% flowchart RL redis(("Redis")) -.-> redis/RedisGroup(["Redis"]) redis/RedisGroup -.-> redis/access_cli("Connect Using CLI") subgraph Lab Skills redis/access_cli -.-> lab-552152{{"Verify Redis Server Status"}} end

Verify Redis Server Status

The application is experiencing connectivity issues with the Redis server. Your task is to verify the Redis server is running and responsive using the redis-cli command.

Tasks

Use the redis-cli command to ping the Redis server and confirm it responds with PONG.

Requirements

Execute the redis-cli command in the terminal.
Within the redis-cli interface, execute the PING command.
Verify that the Redis server responds with PONG.
Exit the redis-cli interface using the quit command.

Examples

Successful PING command output:

127.0.0.1:6379> PING
PONG
127.0.0.1:6379> quit

Hints

The redis-cli command connects to the Redis server.
The PING command checks if the server is responsive.
Ensure Redis server is running before attempting to connect.

Important: Exit the redis-cli interface before clicking the "Continue" button.

✨ Check Solution and Practice

Summary

In this challenge, the objective is to verify the Redis server's status and responsiveness. This involves using the redis-cli command to connect to the Redis server and then executing the PING command within the redis-cli interface. A successful response of PONG confirms that the Redis server is running and responsive.

The key learning point is understanding how to use the redis-cli tool to interact with a Redis server and how the PING command serves as a basic health check. The challenge emphasizes the importance of verifying server connectivity when troubleshooting application issues related to Redis.