Install redis-cli on your other machines.

redis_cli_install_update.sh

if [[ -d redis ]]
then
  cd redis
  git pull
else
  git clone http://github.com/antirez/redis.git
  cd redis && git checkout 4.0
fi
make redis-cli

unlink /usr/bin/redis-cli
echo "created redis-cli"
ln -s "$PWD/src/redis-cli" /usr/bin/redis-cli

setup.sh

cd ~
if [[ -d sources ]]
then
  echo "./sources exists"
else
  echo "making ./sources"
  mkdir sources
fi
cd sources
echo "getting redis script. run `/bin/bash ./redis_cli_install_update.sh` from $PWD directory to update redis in the future."
if [[ -d redis_cli_install_update.sh ]]
then
  echo "redis_cli_install_update.sh exists"
else
  wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Artistan/d9288f8e12c4027096e66bd331d4e4fd/raw/redis_cli_install_update.sh
fi
echo "running redis script to install/update redis-cli"
/bin/bash ./redis_cli_install_update.sh

this is how to run setup and everything...sh

# GIST https://gist.github.com/Artistan/d9288f8e12c4027096e66bd331d4e4fd
# copy each of these line into your bash terminal in the directory that you would like to install sources

# wget will download the setup.sh script to your current directory
wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Artistan/d9288f8e12c4027096e66bd331d4e4fd/raw/setup.sh
# this will create the sources directory, download redis_cli_install_update.sh, and run redis_cli_install_update.sh to install redi-cli
/bin/bash setup.sh

### just redis install, not sources

# download
wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Artistan/d9288f8e12c4027096e66bd331d4e4fd/raw/redis_cli_install_update.sh
# install 
/bin/bash ./redis_cli_install_update.sh

# !!!! If it is not executable you may need to change the redis_cli_install_update.sh script /usr/bin location based on your path, or add it to your $PATH 

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21795340/linux-install-redis-cli-only/21810930#21810930

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8537254/redis-connect-to-remote-server