00:35:59 GMT <svm_invictvs> Silly question, but I'm going to guess that storing a large volume of data in a single hash in redis is an anti-pattern?
01:17:39 GMT <funfunctor> Hi
01:21:40 GMT <funfunctor> I built a simple queue in python+flask+redis but I am trying to understand what is happening under the hood
01:22:13 GMT <funfunctor> when a python method is passed into the queue what is happening there with heap memory and so on?
02:10:46 GMT <suh> are there any sources out there on the internal Redis structure? I'm interested in how (if at all) Redis handles variable-size values (in the same vein that memcached uses a slab-allocator)
02:11:17 GMT <suh> I've been looking at the source code (specifically dict.*, redis.* etc) but was wondering if there's any info out there already
03:36:49 GMT <a-a> how do you get the top 10 in a sorted set in ascending order without knowing the count first? http://pastebin.com/iDxpuWcs
03:39:54 GMT <a-a> with zrevscanrange I can get the top N but the order is descending. Is there any way to avoid having to get count first and resorting in the application?
07:29:45 GMT <antirez> dvirsky_: soon or later I'm going to use your search module to index this channel :-)
07:54:48 GMT <dudeji> Hey guys is there is any way to do data-streaming using redis ?
07:56:18 GMT <dudeji> from google "stream data platform using redis " I got nothing very spcl
08:12:45 GMT <SimpleName> how to get all keys of Sorted Set
08:20:29 GMT <manadart> Use ZSCAN or ZRANGEBYSCORE <name> -inf +inf
14:15:26 GMT <antirez> oranagra: thanks for PR #3264
14:17:14 GMT <antirez> oranagra: we could check the key type just once, not sure if it's going to save any cycles at all (or any significant cycles for what matters)
14:19:10 GMT <eloycoto> Hi, quick one I'm using redis-cluster but I'm having problems with some of my clients. There is any connection pooling or something similar that translate redis-client to redis-cluster-client? So I can connect to that connection pooling and that connects to redis-cluster
14:19:36 GMT <antirez> oranagra: commenting the PR directly btw
17:08:13 GMT <kenalex_> hello
17:20:42 GMT <oranagra> antirez: shall i fix the pr? or are you taking over?
18:25:43 GMT <svm_invictvs> Hey
18:25:52 GMT <svm_invictvs> Does Redis have a sort of map reduce support?
18:26:10 GMT <svm_invictvs> Or something I can take a lot of data I logged in there, and just generate a simple average/aggregate or something?
18:30:06 GMT <markuman> svm_invictvs: I guess you have to take lua. or write a module if it's still need to be faster
18:30:35 GMT <svm_invictvs> I could also just write a script to manually do the average
18:30:38 GMT <svm_invictvs> It's not that important
18:30:51 GMT <svm_invictvs> I mean
18:30:53 GMT <svm_invictvs> it is important
18:31:09 GMT <svm_invictvs> Basically a bunch of test data gets dropped to Redis, then I just want ot scrape it and do some analysis on it.
18:32:28 GMT <svm_invictvs> I guess I could just use scan
18:32:49 GMT <svm_invictvs> Scan some keys, get the data I want, average it that way
18:36:35 GMT <itamarhaber> svm_invictvs: Scanning is possible but would require time to complete. There are algorithms for keeping track of stuff like running averages - these can be implemented client-side while you're inserting or as markuman said server-side w/ a Lua script or a module. It only depends on what your requirements are...
18:37:48 GMT <svm_invictvs> Yeah
18:38:24 GMT <svm_invictvs> itamarhaber I can do that, I just wnate dto write the data in one pass, then collect i later.  Then we've got something to cross reference.
21:32:27 GMT <antirez> oranagra: as you wish, once I process the PR if it's still not fixed I'll do, otherwise I'll merge and thank :-)
23:58:19 GMT <varx> Hi all. Is there any way to get the current value for Redis 3.0.7's maxclients?