To install Redis on CloudLinux with CageFS, you'll need to follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Server:

   Access your CloudLinux server using SSH or a terminal emulator.

2. Enable EPEL Repository:

   Redis is available in the Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) repository. If it's not already enabled, you can enable it by running:

   bash

• sudo yum install epel-release

• Install Redis:

  Once the EPEL repository is enabled, install Redis using the package manager:

  bash
• sudo yum install redis

• Start and Enable Redis:

  Start the Redis service and enable it to start on boot:

  bash
• sudo systemctl start redis sudo systemctl enable redis

• Configure Redis (Optional):

  By default, Redis is set up to listen on localhost (127.0.0.1) and is available only to local connections. If you want to change this behavior, you can edit the Redis configuration file:

  bash
• sudo nano /etc/redis.conf

  Make the necessary changes and save the file.

• Verify Redis Installation:

  You can verify if Redis is working properly by connecting to the Redis server:

  bash
• redis-cli ping

  If Redis is running, it will return PONG.

• Set Up CageFS for Redis:

  Now, you need to set up CageFS to include Redis. This allows users within CageFS to access and use Redis:

  • Open the CageFS configuration file for editing:

    bash
• sudo nano /etc/cagefs/conf.d/redis.cfg

• Add the path to the Redis binary (redis-server) to the configuration file:

  bash
• • # Redis /usr/bin/redis-server

  • Save the file and exit.

• Rebuild CageFS:

  After making changes to the CageFS configuration, you need to rebuild CageFS for the changes to take effect:

  bash
• cagefsctl --remount-all

• Check Redis Accessibility from Within CageFS:

  Create a new CageFS user or use an existing one, then try connecting to the Redis server from within the CageFS environment:

  bash