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May 17, 2019·1 min read

Running Redis locally is the fastest way for anybody to get started. That said, if someone already has Docker installed and knows what they’re doing, using a Docker image is a great way to run Redis as well.

Containerization gets especially important as you start to deploy, but that’s a topic for another tutorial!

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You might want to look into running reddis through a docker image at first. Much more cleaner.
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