Jedis is unable to connect to the Redis cluster on the server; instead, it is connecting to the localhost Redis.
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Rakesh Chavan
Dec 14, 2023, 6:33:05 AM12/14/23
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Hi All,
I am using Redis for my Spring Boot application. I have written the application.properties file for the Redis connection, which should connect to the Redis server deployed on a specific IP. However, Redis is still running or pointing to my localhost Redis-cli instead of the one deployed on the server. Can anyone help me solve this issue?
I am using Redis for my Spring Boot application. I have written the application.properties file for the Redis connection, which should connect to the Redis server deployed on a specific IP. However, Redis is still running or pointing to my localhost Redis-cli instead of the one deployed on the server. Can anyone help me solve this issue?
Oscar Besga
Dec 21, 2023, 4:42:37 PM12/21/23
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That should be a SpringBoot issue,
try to do a test or a main java class to connect to your cluster by hardcoding the connection data a see if its a jedis or spring boot problem
try to do a test or a main java class to connect to your cluster by hardcoding the connection data a see if its a jedis or spring boot problem
Check also if other properties of your file are getting into your runtime, maybe it isn't getting your configurations at all.
I don't know SpringBoot, maybe this could help ?
Hope it helps
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