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Change Default Password for Redis

tip
  • Using f8K5ZT3aQXTb as an example for the new Redis password, please remember to change it before deploying.

    • To ensure compatibility and security, avoid special characters like "$", "&", or "@" in your custom passwords. These characters can interfere with regular expression parsing and may not be correctly passed to the container. Use hyphens "-" or underscores "_" instead.
  • Advance data backup is recommended before operation.

  • Microservices version: v3.7.0+.

Enter the mingdaoyun-sc container and log in to Redis

docker exec -it $(docker ps | grep mingdaoyun-sc | awk '{print $1}') bash -c 'redis-cli -a 123456'
  1. Change Redis password

    config set requirepass f8K5ZT3aQXTb
  2. Modify the file docker-compose.yaml to add environment variables and port mapping.

    The default path for file docker-compose.yaml: /data/mingdao/script/docker-compose.yaml

Add a new environment variable ENV_REDIS_PASSWORD to specify the new password for redis under the app service.

ENV_REDIS_PASSWORD: "f8K5ZT3aQXTb" 

Add port mapping under the sc service to map port 6379 out of the container (you can leave port mapping off if don't need external access).

- 6379:6379
Configuration example of file docker-compose.yaml
version: '3'

services:
app:
image: registry.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/mdpublic/mingdaoyun-community:5.8.1
environment:
ENV_ADDRESS_MAIN: "https://hap.domain.com"
ENV_APP_VERSION: "5.8.1"
ENV_API_TOKEN: "****"
ENV_REDIS_PASSWORD: "f8K5ZT3aQXTb" # Add a new variable and change it to the actual password
ports:
- 8880:8880
volumes:
- ../data:/data/mingdao/data

sc:
image: registry.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/mdpublic/mingdaoyun-sc:3.0.0
environment:
<<: *app-environment
ports:
- 3306:3306 # Add Redis port mapping. If external access to Redis is not required, there is no need to add this port mapping
volumes:
- ./volume/data/:/data/
- ../data:/data/mingdao/data
  1. Restart the microservice in the directory of Install Manager to take effect.

    bash service.sh restartall