13:26:04 GMT <dudeji> hey guys i am trying to install two instances of redis server in my local system ... any help ?
13:26:59 GMT <dudeji> I am using following doc:  https://discuss.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/206087627-How-to-setup-and-run-mulitple-Redis-server-instances-on-a-Linux-host. | Its not working.
14:12:16 GMT <Inge-> heh
14:17:54 GMT <PSUser2> in redis, can you have a hash of sets?
14:26:58 GMT <minus> no
16:06:24 GMT <unbalancedparen> what is better in general to achieve more number of operations per second: partitioning or cluster?
16:07:09 GMT <unbalancedparen> in general, what is your approach to achieve more operations per second?
16:08:07 GMT <minus> partitioning and cluster is the same thing, isn't it?
16:08:53 GMT <unbalancedparen> with partitioning i meant that the client did the partinioning
16:09:36 GMT <unbalancedparen> i have never used redis cluster, so i am probably confused
17:41:48 GMT <sargas> Hi, is it common practice to connect the client per operation or can I keep one connection for the entire lifetime of the project?
18:10:06 GMT <minus> sargas: leaving a connection open/using a connection pool reduces overhead and thus is the preferred choice (assuming there aren't huge amounts of clients that just sit around doing nothing ever)
18:10:48 GMT <sargas> minus: Thanks
23:43:29 GMT <bros> How can I use publish and subscribe to have clients acknowledge a message?