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Persistent storage of redis #14

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joepio opened this issue Aug 28, 2019 · 5 comments
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Persistent storage of redis #14

joepio opened this issue Aug 28, 2019 · 5 comments

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joepio commented Aug 28, 2019

Currently, redis seems to lose all data when the containers stop. We need some form of persistence.
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Add redis fix for persistent storage #14
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jurrian commented Nov 18, 2019

In the docker-compose file it seems that redis does have a volume for data.

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joepio commented Nov 18, 2019

Yeah, but still it was very unreliable. I hope the previous fix did the trick.

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joepio commented Dec 19, 2019

Running ./renew (which restarts compose) seems to erase the data as well. Issue is not yet fixed.

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jurrian commented Dec 31, 2019

I remember it had something to do with overriding the redis settings, is that still the case?

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jurrian commented Jan 2, 2020

I remember it had something to do with overriding the redis settings, is that still the case?

Nevermind, that was already addressed in bbda7d8

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