Redis persistence means writing the redis data to durable storage in case the redis service restarts.

There are multiple ways in which a user can enable persistence in redis.

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The two substantial persistence options in redis are:- 1. Redis persistence default(RDB) 2. Append only file(AOF)

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Users can also choose not to enable persistence at all..

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Takes point-in-time snapshots of the redis dataset at specified intervals.

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Logs every write operation received by the server, and use it to reconstruct the original dataset.

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Users can also choose to enable both RDB and AOF persistence.

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Persistence can be added/deleted/modified via /etc/redis.conf file

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