@@ -25,10 +25,7 @@ JuiceFS client. The only thing users need to do is to provide a private key or
passphrase during JuiceFS mount and use it like an ordinary file system. It is
completedly transparent to the applications.
**Note**: The data cached in the client side is **NOT** encrypted. Nevertheless, it is
only accessible by root or the owner. If you want to encrypt the cached data
as well, you can put the cache directory in an encrypted file system or block
storage.
> **Note**: The data cached in the client side is **NOT** encrypted. Nevertheless, it is only accessible by root or the owner. If you want to encrypt the cached data as well, you can put the cache directory in an encrypted file system or block storage.
After the container is successfully created, you can use `redis://127.0.0.1:6379` to access the redis database.
After the container is successfully created, you can use `redis://127.0.0.1:6379` to access the Redis database.
> **Note**: The above command persists redis data in the `redis-data` data volume of docker, and you can modify the storage location of data persistence as needed.
> **Note**: The above command persists Redis data in the `redis-data` data volume of docker, and you can modify the storage location of data persistence as needed.
> **Security Tips**: The redis database instance created by the above command does not enable authentication and exposes the host's `6379` port. If you want to access this database via the Internet, it is strongly recommended to refer to [Redis official documentation](https: //redis.io/topics/security) Enable protected mode.
> **Security Tips**: The Redis database instance created by the above command does not enable authentication and exposes the host's `6379` port. If you want to access this database via the Internet, it is strongly recommended to refer to [Redis official documentation](https: //redis.io/topics/security) Enable protected mode.
For more information about Redis database, [click here to view](databases_for_metadata.md#Redis).
> **Note**: You can also build the JuiceFS client manually from the source code. [Learn more](client_compile_and_upgrade.md)
## 4. Create JuiceFS file system
## 4. Create JuiceFS file system
When creating a JuiceFS file system, you need to specify both the Redis database used to store metadata and the object storage used to store actual data.
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- Please replace `<REDIS-URL>` with the actual redis database address in the format of `redis://<user>:<password>@<host>:<port>/<db>`, for example: `redis ://localhost:6379/1`.
- Please replace `<REDIS-URL>` with the actual Redis database address in the format of `redis://<user>:<password>@<host>:<port>/<db>`, for example: `redis ://localhost:6379/1`.
- Please replace `<MOUNTPOINT>` with the actual mount point of the file system, for example: `/jfs`.
- If necessary, please replace `[,<MOUNT-OPTIONS>]` with the actual [mount option](command_reference.md#juicefs-mount) to be set, and multiple options are separated by commas.
