Now, we have configured the stunnel and hence need to restart the service which can be done with the help of below command: This creates a new file where add the following entry and insert the actual name of your Azure Cache for Redis in place of yourcachename.Ĭonnect = .net:6380 We need to configure the Azure Cache for Redis for redis-cli which must be mentioned in Redis configuration file of stunnel. You can save the changes with CTL+X and then pressing ENTER. This opens a file where you have a variable ‘ENABLED’ which must be set to 1 to enable the service to start as shown below: To configure the service to start at booting, you must modify the /etc/default/stunnel4 file using the below command: If you want to run the Redis using non SSL port 6379, in that case you do not need stunnel and you can directly access using the below command provided non-ssl port is open in Azure Cache for Redis:
We have version 4 of the utility, called stunnel4 which can be installed using the below command: Since the redis-cli doesn’t support SSL port (6380), we can make use of stunnel to connect to Azure Cache for Redis using SSL port. Note: redis-tools package has redis-cli tool as well among other tools.
INSTALL REDIS CLI WINDOWS INSTALL
Install the Redis-cli tool in your Linux machine. You can connect to Azure Cache for Redis using SSL Port with the help of Stunnel and Redis-cli. You are using a Linux VM and you want to connect to Azure Cache for Redis using SSL Port 6380.
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