Cannot Connect to Local Redis Instance: Invalid Host Name "localhost"
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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to get started with connecting MATLAB to a local Redis data cache instance. I've followed the basic example in the mps documentation but I've been getting the following error:
I'm on Mac OS Catalina 10.15.7. I've installed Redis via homebrew and was able to connect successfully from the command line (successful ping-pong output), including creating the sever with "-h localhost" and port #6379.
I don't really understand what's going on. Am I supposed to start the server from the command line first and then MATLAB connects to it, or does mps.cache.control create it? Does being on Mac require more setup first? Am I supposed to create the data cache with a specific configuration using the mps command line tools first (which I couldn't try because I couldn't find the path for the CLI code)?
Sorry if these are newbie questions, but I haven't really found anything that appears to be related yet in the documentation or online. Any other resources would be appreciated!
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Seth DeLand
2023-1-24
I encountered this same message, for me the problem was that my /etc/hosts file on MacOS had been modified when I did some work with docker/kubernetes. By default, that file has the following 3 lines:
127.0.0.1 localhost
255.255.255.255 broadcasthost
::1 localhost
Mine had this additional line that was uncommented:
127.0.0.1 kubernetes.docker.internal
When I commented out that line above (with a "#" sign) and saved the file, I was able to start the Redis cache from MATLAB.
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Nicole Bonfatti
2023-6-1
编辑:Nicole Bonfatti
2023-6-1
if you still want that "kubernetes.docker.internal" hostname to resolve, after commenting it out you can add it to the end of the first "localhost" line. IE:
127.0.0.1 localhost kubernetes.docker.internal
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