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To restore a Redis database, you can follow these steps:
- Backup your Redis database using the SAVE or BGSAVE command. This will create a dump.rdb file that contains the contents of your database.
- Transfer the dump.rdb file to the server where you want to restore the Redis database.
- Stop the Redis server by running the redis-cli shutdown command.
- Copy the dump.rdb file to the Redis data directory. By default, this directory is /var/lib/redis.
- Start the Redis server by running the redis-server command.
- If the Redis server fails to start, check the log file for any errors and troubleshoot accordingly.
- Once the Redis server is running, you can access your restored database using the redis-cli command.
Note: It's important to regularly back up your Redis database to prevent data loss. Additionally, consider using Redis Cluster or Redis Sentinel for high availability and fault tolerance.