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Today, I will talk to you about how to use the host network to build Redis clusters in docker. Many people may not know much about it. In order to make you understand better, the editor summarized the following content for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.

Pull the image:

Docker pull redis:5.0.2

Create a container:

Docker create-name redis-node01-- net host-v / data/redis-data/node01:/data redis:5.0.2-- cluster-enabled yes-- cluster-config-file nodes-node-01.conf-- port 6379 docker create-- name redis-node02-- net host-v / data/redis-data/node02:/data redis:5.0.2-- cluster-enabled yes-- cluster-config-file nodes-node-02.conf-- port 6380 docker create-- name redis-node03 -- net host-v / data/redis-data/node03:/data redis:5.0.2-- cluster-enabled yes-- cluster-config-file nodes-node-03.conf-- port 6381

Start the container:

Docker start redis-node01 redis-node02 redis-node03 then sets up a cluster:

Enter redis-node01 to enter the operation:

Docker exec-it redis-node01 / bin/bash

192.168.2.40 is the ip address of my virtual machine:

Redis-cli-- cluster create 192.168.2.40 cluster-replicas 6379 192.168.2.40 cluster-replicas

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