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README: add instructions to verify a deploy #3

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Expand Up @@ -26,3 +26,13 @@ Click `Save` and you're good to go! Once deployed, your Redis instance will be a

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## Verify Deploy

Once the service has finished deploying, click into it from the dashboard and open up a shell.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1732414/76480167-2cd6b180-63cb-11ea-851c-e179dd1d344d.png)

In the screenshot above we first connect to redis by running `redis-cli -h redis-k48e -p 10000`. Be sure to replace the host and port values from the service-address shown in your dashboard.

Once connected you are free to run any valid redis commands to verify the deploy. We simply `set foo bar` and verify its result `get foo`.
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This works - but ping is a simpler command to verify that Redis is working.