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## Redis Community Edition - Install using Homebrew Cask
## Redis Open Source - Install using Homebrew Cask

To install the latest version of Redis Community Edition using Homebrew Cask, please use the following command:
To install the latest version of Redis Open Source using Homebrew Cask, please use the following command:

```bash
brew tap redis/redis
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brew install --cask redis-rc
```

#### Note: Configuration File Conflicts
If you previously installed Redis using the standard Homebrew formula `brew install redis` and later removed it, the configuration file may still remain at `$(brew --prefix)/etc/redis.conf`. When installing Redis via the cask method `brew install --cask redis`, this existing configuration file will not be automatically replaced.
To avoid potential conflicts or unexpected behavior, ensure you remove any leftover configuration files from previous Redis installations before installing the cask version

## Supported Operating Systems

Redis officially tests the latest version of this distribution against the following OSes:
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redis-server $(brew --prefix)/etc/redis.conf
```



To stop the service:

```bash
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