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Expand Up @@ -87,15 +87,21 @@ At this point you have your standard redis instance working as you would expect

All the commands are documented in [the references.][api]

To explore RediSQL you can use the official client `redis-cli` which it will connect to the running server.

## Docker image

Moreover, also a Docker image is provide. Is sufficient to run the image `siscia/redisql`.
Moreover, also a Docker image is provide. Is sufficient to run the image `siscia/redisql` to start the Redis server with RediSQL loaded.

```
docker run -it --net host siscia/redisql
$ docker run -it --net host siscia/redisql
```

This will start a RediSQL instance and allow you to work directly with RediSQL.
The `siscia/redisql` image provides also the `redis-cli` client:

```
$ docker run -it --net host siscia/redisql redis-cli
```

## Tutorials and walkthrought

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