03:08:17 GMT <Eiam_> I find myself constantly having stuck workers in resque... unregistering them and re-deploying to spin up new workers seems like not an ideal solution... is there somewhere I should be looking to stop the problem of workers being stuck? (their jobs never seem to "complete" even though the task does 'finish' as far as I can tell
03:08:36 GMT <Eiam_> and perhaps you guys don't like resque questions
06:03:54 GMT <pBBBBB> dvirsky__, can it be set on the config?
06:04:14 GMT <pBBBBB> but i noticed that it is not something to do with timeout, more like the subscriber cannot handle the incoming data
13:15:20 GMT <Pawlakus> ~/part
14:02:29 GMT <redis776> Hi, how to perform an HTTP query on redis elasticache cluster?
14:04:45 GMT <colo-work> ... what?
14:06:57 GMT <redis776> i have a redis micro instance running on elasticache. Using redis-cli I have created a bucket with keys and values. Now, I wanted to query the store using the url redis-cluster.usw1.cache.amazonaws.com. I tried redis-cluster-1.kftekc.0001.usw1.cache.amazonaws.com/GET/hello but the connection was refused.
14:09:28 GMT <minus> redis has no HTTP interface, dunno about amazon's redis thingie
14:11:16 GMT <redis776> @minus okay
14:12:06 GMT <redis776> it has an endpoint, using which I can have my cluster in cloud. Also, I can see that there are no snapshots. I am using a micro-instance (free). Can this be a problem?
14:12:54 GMT <colo-work> redis776, there's a chance noone will be able to help you in here. I don't know the product you are using, but what I can gather from the things you say, it's a very, very different beats than "vanilla redis"
14:13:21 GMT <colo-work> you're probably best to seek out someone who's familiar with amazon's elasticache in particular; not redis in general.
14:14:08 GMT <redis776> @colo-work cool! This is a very active community. Keep it up. Thanks again guys!
17:23:13 GMT <unbalancedparen> hi, how is a sorted set implemented?
17:23:20 GMT <unbalancedparen> do you know any other database that has some similar concept?
18:03:33 GMT <dmarr> Hi, i am using redis via koa-redis, and see my sessions encoded like this when I `DUMP koa:sess:...`: `"\x00\xc3A\x7fA\xb3\x1f{\"cookie\":{\"httpOnly\":true,\"path`
18:03:36 GMT <dmarr> is that ok?
18:04:09 GMT <dmarr> I wasn't sure about the \x00 etc escaped values
18:04:18 GMT <dmarr> s/escaped/encoded
18:05:18 GMT <minus> dmarr: using DUMP gives you some redis-internal format. are you sure you want that?
18:05:46 GMT <dmarr> aha thank you minus
18:05:52 GMT <dmarr> GET is looking nicer
18:06:05 GMT <minus> :)