00:06:48 GMT <svm_invictvs> If I want to create a temporary set in REdis, how woudl I do that?
00:06:55 GMT <svm_invictvs> Just make a set with a UUID, then delete it when I'm done?
00:13:55 GMT <Sembiance> evening all :)
00:14:13 GMT <Sembiance> svm_invictvs: that seems like a reasonable way to do it
00:14:21 GMT <svm_invictvs> Yeah
00:14:26 GMT <svm_invictvs> lua has no builtin uuid
00:14:31 GMT <svm_invictvs> I wonder if os.tmpnam is safe
00:15:23 GMT <Sembiance> svm_invictvs: you could just use "INCR" in redis and increment a number. stick that into a redis script along with your set create and bingo, unique id's
00:15:41 GMT <svm_invictvs> hm?
00:15:51 GMT <Sembiance> svm_invictvs: http://redis.io/commands/incr
00:16:09 GMT <svm_invictvs> I see
00:16:17 GMT <Sembiance> svm_invictvs: INCR will icnrease the value of a key by 1 and return the new value. So if you used the resulting number as a suffix to your set name, that would be unique
00:17:04 GMT <Sembiance> svm_invictvs: if you put it into a small lua script in redis, it would be an atomic operation and you could depend upon it.
00:17:21 GMT <svm_invictvs> Yeah
00:17:50 GMT <Sembiance> svm_invictvs: warning though, the maximum number in redis is 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 so make sure you don't make more than that ;)
00:18:20 GMT <svm_invictvs> hm
00:18:39 GMT <Sembiance> just a little joke on my part ;)
00:23:53 GMT <svm_invictvs> heh
00:24:04 GMT <svm_invictvs> Sembiance If I run that many load tests
00:38:04 GMT <svm_invictvs> Sembiance Just linke htis next time: http://i.imgur.com/F636xiP.gif
01:20:55 GMT <acro458> Hello, is there a best option for redis? ubuntu or centos?
01:24:48 GMT <AlexKvazos> it is prettu much the same acro458. Personal choice
02:36:10 GMT <Sembiance> acro458: redis is happy many places. so your choice :)
14:55:15 GMT <mustmodify> This is somewhat lazy of me, but ... can you tell me about the latency involved in a redis request on the same machine vs within a local network vs a remote data center? I would guess that the travel time was far higher than the typical time to respond to a small-to-medium sized request, but is it like 2x, 10x or 100x?
15:06:19 GMT <alorenzi> mustmodify: remote data center depends on the same AS or the other part of the world
15:08:27 GMT <alorenzi> 2ms or 40ms latency?
15:18:05 GMT <mustmodify> what's the request time for just a request on a local machine, including redis processing time?
15:18:08 GMT <mustmodify> for a small query?
15:18:26 GMT <mustmodify> Has to be almost nothing...
16:44:00 GMT <mustmodify> alorenzi: you think 0.04s to make a request from.. say ... Dallas to Portland or something like that? (assuming high speed connections, etc. )
20:35:28 GMT <[diecast]> I'm getting "max number of clients reached" my maxclients is set to 10000, the host says the max file descriptors is 815941 and the "client list" reports only 10 connected clients
20:36:13 GMT <[diecast]> this is redis 3.0.1
20:46:12 GMT <[diecast]> always check the sources boys and girls.... i was on the wrong host
20:46:30 GMT <[diecast]> not a problem... likely due to clients not closing connections