Install the required Python libraries if you haven't already:

```bash

pip install psycopg2-binary redis

```

Collect the necessary connection details for both PostgreSQL and Redis:

- PostgreSQL:

  - Hostname

  - Port

  - Database name

  - Username

  - Password

- Redis:

  - Hostname

  - Port

  - Password (if required)

Write a Python function to establish a connection to the PostgreSQL database.

```python

import psycopg2

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def connect_postgres(hostname, port, dbname, username, password):

    try:

        connection = psycopg2.connect(

            host=hostname,

            port=port,

            database=dbname,

            user=username,

            password=password

        )

        return connection

    except Exception as e:

        print(f"Error connecting to PostgreSQL: {e}")

        return None

```

Write a Python function to establish a connection to the Redis datastore.

```python

import redis

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def connect_redis(hostname, port, password=None):

    try:

        redis_client = redis.StrictRedis(

            host=hostname,

            port=port,

            password=password,

            decode_responses=True

        )

        return redis_client

    except Exception as e:

        print(f"Error connecting to Redis: {e}")

        return None

```

Write a function to fetch data from PostgreSQL that you want to move to Redis.

```python

def fetch_data_from_postgres(connection, query):

    try:

        cursor = connection.cursor()

        cursor.execute(query)

        records = cursor.fetchall()

        return records

    except Exception as e:

        print(f"Error fetching data from PostgreSQL: {e}")

        return None

```

Write a function to insert data into Redis. The way you insert data will depend on how you want to structure it in Redis (e.g., as strings, hashes, lists, etc.).

```python

def insert_data_into_redis(redis_client, data, key_prefix):

    try:

        for record in data:

            # Assuming each record is a tuple (id, value), and you want to store it as a hash

            redis_key = f"{key_prefix}:{record[0]}"

            redis_client.hset(redis_key, mapping=record[1])

        print("Data inserted into Redis successfully.")

    except Exception as e:

        print(f"Error inserting data into Redis: {e}")

```

Now, bring it all together to execute the migration from PostgreSQL to Redis.

```python

# Define your PostgreSQL and Redis connection details

postgres_hostname = 'localhost'

postgres_port = 5432

postgres_dbname = 'your_db_name'

postgres_username = 'your_username'

postgres_password = 'your_password'

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redis_hostname = 'localhost'

redis_port = 6379

redis_password = None  # or your password

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# Connect to PostgreSQL

postgres_conn = connect_postgres(postgres_hostname, postgres_port, postgres_dbname, postgres_username, postgres_password)

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# Connect to Redis

redis_conn = connect_redis(redis_hostname, redis_port, redis_password)

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# Define your query to fetch data from PostgreSQL

postgres_query = 'SELECT id, data FROM your_table;'

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# Fetch data from PostgreSQL

data_to_migrate = fetch_data_from_postgres(postgres_conn, postgres_query)

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# Insert data into Redis

if data_to_migrate:

    redis_key_prefix = 'your_redis_key_prefix'

    insert_data_into_redis(redis_conn, data_to_migrate, redis_key_prefix)

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# Close PostgreSQL connection

if postgres_conn:

    postgres_conn.close()

```

After running your script, you should verify that the data has been correctly moved to Redis. You can do this by querying Redis for some of the keys you've inserted and checking if they match the data from PostgreSQL.

Make sure your script has proper error handling for database connections and operations. Additionally, ensure that you close any open connections to avoid leaving unused connections open.

Remember that this is a basic example and may need to be adjusted depending on the specifics of your data and requirements. You should also take care to handle any data conversion or serialization that might be necessary when moving data between different types of databases.