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seanmarcia committed Sep 17, 2013
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## Requirements

Sidekiq requires requires that Redis be installed and assumes it is located at `localhost:6379`. To install redis, add the following to your gemfile:
Sidekiq requires that Redis be installed and assumes it is located at `localhost:6379`. To install redis, add the following to your gemfile:

```
gem 'redis'
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## Multi Instance Deploys

By default engineyard will install Redis to your DB instance and if you wish to keep it there rather than create a utility instance you will need to tell Sidekiq where to find Redis. You can do this by adding a Sidekiq intializer in `config/initializers/sidekiq.rb` with the following information:
By default engineyard will install Redis to your DB instance and if you wish to keep it there rather than the preferred method of creating a utility instance you will need to tell Sidekiq where to find Redis. You can do this by adding a Sidekiq intializer in `config/initializers/sidekiq.rb` with the following information:

```
Sidekiq.configure_server do |config|
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