How to solve the issue of Redis automatically stopping all the time?

If Redis keeps automatically stopping, it may be due to the following reasons:

1. Insufficient memory: Redis needs enough memory to run properly, if there is not enough memory, it may result in Redis automatically stopping. You can try increasing the server’s memory size or reducing Redis’s memory usage to resolve this issue.
2. Configuration error: Redis may have automatically stopped due to errors in the Redis configuration file. You can verify the correctness of the Redis configuration file and attempt to restart Redis.
3. Hardware failure: Server hardware failure may cause Redis to automatically stop. You can check if the server hardware is functioning properly, such as the hard drive and memory.
4. Check the log: Viewing the Redis log file may provide more useful information to help solve the issue.

If none of the above methods work, it is recommended that you try reinstalling Redis or contact Redis official technical support for assistance.