Linux - Install redis-cli only

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I have a Linux server with Redis installed and I want to connect to it via command line from my local Linux machine   Is it possible to install redis-cli only  without redis-server and other tools    If I just copy redis-cli file to my local machine and run it  I have the following error     redis-cli   lib x86 64-linux-gnu libc so 6  version  GLIBC 2 14  not found  required by   redis-cli

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Using Docker  you may run this command to get Redis CLI  docker run -it --rm redis redis-cli -h redis mycompany org -p 6379  where redis is the redis docker image from Docker Hub  redis-cli is pre-installed in that image  and all after that are parameters to redis-cli  -h is hostname to connect to  -p is apparently the port to connect to

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Ubuntu  tested on 14 04  has package called redis-tools which contains redis-cli among other tools  To install it type   sudo apt-get install redis-tools

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You can also use telnet instead  telnet redis-host 6379   And then issue the command  for example for monitoring  monitor

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There are many way to install radis-cli  It comes with redis-tools and redis-server  Installing any of them will install redis-cli too  But it will also install other tools too  As you have redis-server installed somewhere and only interested to install redis-cli  To install install only redis-cli without other unnecessary tools follow below command  cd  tmp wget http   download redis io redis-stable tar gz tar xvzf redis-stable tar gz cd redis-stable make cp src redis-cli  usr local bin  chmod 755  usr local bin redis-cli

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To install 3 0 which is the latest stable version     git clone http   github com antirez redis git    cd redis  amp  amp  git checkout 3 0    make redis-cli    Optionally  you can put the compiled executable in your load path for convenience     ln -s src redis-cli  usr local bin redis-cli

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get system libraries sudo yum install -y gcc wget    get stable version and untar it wget http   download redis io redis-stable tar gz tar xvzf redis-stable tar gz cd redis-stable make redis-cli  If the build fails   make command fails  then    Removing all line with  Atomic from src server h and src networking c should makes the compile complete     make it globally accesible sudo cp src redis-cli  usr local bin

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For centOS  maybe can try following steps  cd  tmp wget http   download redis io redis-stable tar gz tar xvzf redis-stable tar gz cd redis-stable make cp src redis-cli  usr local bin  chmod 755  usr local bin redis-cli

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Instead of redis-cli you can simply use nc   nc -v --ssl redis mydomain com 6380   Then submit the commands

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I made a simple pure-go solution  which is under development   redis-cli  https   github com holys redis-cli  Build once  and run everywhere  Fully portable   Please feel free to have a try

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you may scp it from your redis machine if you have one  its just single binary  Or copy with nc if private network  this method is insecure    redisclient  nc -l 8888  gt   usr local bin redis-cli redisserver  cat  usr local bin redis-cli   nc redisclient 8888

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To expand on  Agis s answer  you can also install the Redis CLI by running     git clone -b v2 8 7 git github com antirez redis git   make -C redis install redis-cli  usr bin   This will build the Redis CLI and toss the binary into  usr bin  To anyone who uses Docker  I ve also built a Dockerfile that does this for you  https   github com bacongobbler dockerfiles blob master redis-cli Dockerfile

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From http   redis io topics quickstart  wget http   download redis io redis-stable tar gz tar xvzf redis-stable tar gz cd redis-stable make redis-cli sudo cp src redis-cli  usr local bin    With Docker I normally use https   registry hub docker com   redis   If I need to add redis-cli to an image I use the following snippet   RUN cd  tmp  amp  amp       curl http   download redis io redis-stable tar gz   tar xz  amp  amp       make -C redis-stable  amp  amp       cp redis-stable src redis-cli  usr local bin  amp  amp       rm -rf  tmp redis-stable

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In my case  I have to run some more steps to build it on RedHat or Centos     get system libraries sudo yum install -y gcc wget    get stable version and untar it wget http   download redis io redis-stable tar gz tar xvzf redis-stable tar gz cd redis-stable    build dependencies too  cd deps make hiredis jemalloc linenoise lua geohash-int cd       compile it make    make it globally accesible sudo cp src redis-cli  usr bin

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