Your average Redis Mem Usage?

[philmckrackon]

Just wondering?

 

[🔥Iggy🔥]

idk about it really but

 

[philmckrackon]

idk about it really but
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What OS are you on? Redis 6 is quite old.

 

[🔥Iggy🔥]

alma 9 with latest cpanel, its the latest version currently supported i just asked them last week

 

[philmckrackon]

alma 9 with latest cpanel, its the latest version currently supported i just asked them last week

They are wrong. The latest version for any Almalinux is 7.0.15 (see my (1st POST)

To update:

dnf module reset redis
sudo dnf install https://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-9.rpm -y
dnf module enable redis:remi-7.0
dnf upgrade
systemctl restart redis

 

[philmckrackon]

Oops, looks like like it is 7.4.1 now, but not confirmed stabile or released for Almalinux. To see the latest releases go HERE.

 

[rdn]

@philmckrackon, you are using guest page caching on Redis?
It seems you are using much memory.

 

[philmckrackon]

Yes, I use guest page cacheing. The server has enough free ram. The time out = 7200 so it refreshes 2 hours.
$config['pageCache']['lifetime'] = 7200;

 

[🔥Iggy🔥]

its more of a cpanel limitation than alma...fwiw..

 

[philmckrackon]

its more of a cpanel limitation than alma...fwiw..

How so? In cPanel do you have terminal access?
Maybe not, if not that is understandable.

 

[🔥Iggy🔥]

i could force it, but i tend to just go with the supported versions of stuff to avoid possible issues...little more focus on changing hosts all together atm being uk based ;P

 

[🔥Iggy🔥]

its more a thing like this there btw..

 

[philmckrackon]

its more a thing like this there btw..
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No problem, that shows the latest module has not been downloaded. Your good. If you follow HERE you will upgrade. Either way your system is working.

 

[🔥Iggy🔥]

its interesting anyway 6.2 is still supported but 7.0 is not...


then its interesting again because its an unofficial policy to begin with so im feeling whatever that for now.

In general, cPanel recommends using the latest version of Redis available in the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository, which is currently Redis 6.2. However, this is not an officially supported version by cPanel.

 

[mjda]

Unrelated to the amount of RAM that Redis uses, but I'm curious what kind of benefit you gain using Redis? Currently I'm using simple file cache and my site is extremely quick. I've considered using something like Redis, but I'm always hesitant because 1) I don't know much about it and 2) I'm unsure if I'd even gain anything from using it.

 

[philmckrackon]

its more a thing like this there btw..
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That is your local redis. Not the latest downloadedable one that is available.

 

[🔥Iggy🔥]

That is your local redis. Not the latest downloadedable one that is available.

i could force it, but i tend to just go with the supported versions of stuff to avoid possible issues..

In general, cPanel recommends using the latest version of Redis available in the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository, which is currently Redis 6.2. However, this is not an officially supported version by cPanel.

i know i dont have to take my hosts advice, but if i dont and theres an issue, they invoice...im going to wait till moving to a new machine in a month or 2 seems to make the best sense atm...

regards

 

[philmckrackon]

That is your local redis. Not the latest downloadedable one that is available.

Mostly it is (was) an excellent, configure able open source product.