How to manually release the full number of Redis connections?

In Redis, when the connection limit is reached, it is necessary to manually release the connections. The connections can be released using the following methods:

  1. Disconnect from the client: You can manually close the connection using client commands. For example, use the “quit” command to close the connection.
  2. To close a connection using Redis commands, one option is to use the client kill command. For example, you can use client kill ip:port to actively close a connection for a specified IP and port.
  3. Restart the Redis service: If you are unable to manually release the connections, you can try restarting the Redis service to release all connections.

Please make sure that the connection is no longer in use before releasing it to prevent data loss or inconsistency.

 

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