| // Package main is an example of how handler pattern works in golang. | |
| // | |
| // At first you will need some sort of start point. To do this we create | |
| // ExampleHandler interface, this interface has a trigger method that will | |
| // execute the chain, in his case is RunExample, it accepts a writer, and a | |
| // custom input object, as you see there is an out and an in parameter. | |
| // | |
| // We could work like this you can create multiple ExampleHandlers in a helper | |
| // function and call them on in another. But this is not very handy and it smells | |
| // |
| // Package main is an example of how handler pattern works in golang. | |
| // | |
| // At first you will need some sort of start point. To do this we create | |
| // ExampleHandler interface, this interface has a trigger method that will | |
| // execute the chain, in his case is RunExample, it accepts a writer, and a | |
| // custom input object, as you see there is an out and an in parameter. | |
| // | |
| // We could work like this you can create multiple ExampleHandlers in a helper | |
| // function and call them on in another. But this is not very handy and it smells | |
| // |
This will work with other flavours of Docker as well.
Run the following command:
docker run --name my-redis -p 6379:6379 --restart always --detach redis
This will download and run redis, set to auto-restart when your machine starts and bound to port 6379 on your machine.