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I would like to set a REDIS_ROOT in my redis.conf file and be able to reuse that same variable across a number of other configuration points. I want to have all my logs, dumps, etc. go somewhere in this directory… something like $REDIS_ROOT/logs/redis.log.
Is there a way to set a variable of this kind in the Redis configuration file? Or am I stuck retyping it over and over (or doing some find-replace wizardry before using the conf file).
There does not appear to be any way to do this with Redis config files. However, there are only a couple places you should need to use a directory, unless you are doing a lot of includes. Redis configuration just isn’t very complicated.