RediSearch

[Vladimir]

Hello guys,
Since Redis is already installed and preconfigured (atleast for WordPress unmanaged), is RediSearch installed and configured also?
If not, do you have any info on how can I install and configure it?

I found this quick start guide but I am not sure if it is relevant in the Cloudron case.

https://oss.redislabs.com/redisearch/Quick_Start/

[girish]

@vladimir redisearch is not installed or configured. I am not aware of any app requiring this. I guess if this is for a custom app, you will have to package this yourself - https://docs.cloudron.io/custom-apps/tutorial/

[Vladimir]

@girish It doesn't require it.
I just want to use the WordPress plugin RediSearch but I need to make additional configurations on the server, which I am not sure how to do with the Cloudron installation

[girish]

@vladimir said in RediSearch:

@girish It doesn't require it.

Can you clarify what doesn't require it? Are you referring to the plugin?

@vladimir said in RediSearch:

but I need to make additional configurations on the server

What are the additional changes?

I am not completely following your requirements. You are saying the plugin doesn't require redissearch but requires some other configuration changes?

[Vladimir]

@girish
Hello girish,

I am trying to install RediSearch plugin in my unmanaged WordPress app but it requires additional configuration on the server, which I am not sure how to approach with Cloudron. In a similar way, the WordPress unmanaged install Redis plugin but the configuration has been already made.

[d19dotca]

@vladimir What other configurations are needed by redisearch though? I think it needs to be laid out specifically so that the amazing Cloudron team can figure out what can be safely added if any to the current redis server configuration, or if it's configurations needed within the WordPress server/app instead, etc. When you deploy redissearch, does it error on anything, what errors does it provide in the user interface and the logs for example?