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Here is a docker container with redis service:

  redis:
    image: redis:latest
    ports:
        - "6379:6379"
    volumes:
      - ./redisdata:/data

I enter the container and call redis-cli ping command with the answer PONG:

docker-compose exec redish bash
.../data# redis-cli ping

Is it possible to find out how and what kind of data is stored in the redis database?

leucopterus
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If this helps,

From the command line, you can use 

redis-cli --scan

or 

redis-cli KEYS '*'

But these again just give you the keys that are stored in the server. Alternatively if you can access it using a GUI client use the redis-desktop-manager then you can inspect the container using 

docker inspect <containerId>

and get the IP part and put it in the desktop manager.

It gives a nice UI with all the keys and values.

Visakh Vijayan
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