05:09:01 GMT <Inge-> publusher gets an int count of how many subscribers got the message
05:24:31 GMT <dudeji> Hey guys , do u know how to install two instances of redis in one linux
05:45:12 GMT <xpt> dudeji: you just need two config files, second one need to have different pid unix socket (if you use socket interface) and listening port (if you use tcp interface)
05:49:49 GMT <xpt> And you need to invoke redis server specyfing proper config file (don't remember which one, you will find it in manual)
06:48:51 GMT <clairvoyantcheet> yo, is it faster to pop left or right in redis lists?
06:49:01 GMT <clairvoyantcheet> or is the performance the same?
06:50:12 GMT <markuman> Time complexity is O(1)  for both
06:50:27 GMT <clairvoyantcheet> yeah that's true
06:50:29 GMT <clairvoyantcheet> i see
06:50:30 GMT <clairvoyantcheet> thank you
06:52:07 GMT <Inge-> they *could* still have had a different cost :P
08:02:08 GMT <AlienMayn> What would be optimum amount of nodes in a multi data center haproxy sentinel based redis cluster? The one I have now in one data center which consists of 3 nodes, where haproxy checks which node is currently elected master.
10:30:18 GMT <woeweowe> Hey :)
10:30:55 GMT <woeweowe> I'm playing around with redis, and I'm really impressed, but I'm hitting some problems with zincrby
10:32:38 GMT <woeweowe> With pipelining 145125 zincrby commands take about 2000 ms, which feels like quite a lot. I'm on windows and the redis server is running on the same machine as the program doing the inserting
11:29:10 GMT <gsagie> I am hitting the following problem with installing Redis on Ubuntu (in OpenStack gate CI machine), i see the following error:
11:29:12 GMT <gsagie> /usr/local/lib/ruby/2.3.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in
11:29:12 GMT <gsagie> `require': cannot load such file -- redis (LoadError)
11:29:46 GMT <gsagie> when running /redis-trib.rb create --replicas 1 172.9.....  anyone has any idea?
11:29:58 GMT <gsagie> full log can be found here: http://logs.openstack.org/38/320838/8/check/gate-tempest-dsvm-dragonflow/38391e2/logs/devstacklog.txt.gz
11:34:14 GMT <kblin> hi folks
11:34:48 GMT <kblin> I'm trying to follow the sentinel tutorial, but I'm failing to see a failover happen when I kill my master server
11:35:02 GMT <Inge-> gsagie: did you check the full log?
11:35:04 GMT <kblin> is there anything special I need to configure the slave instance with to be able to fail over?
11:35:41 GMT <gsagie> Inge-: i looked at it and now looking in Google, but i see the redis gem being installed (earlier in this log) so i am really unsure whats the problem
12:49:29 GMT <dudeji> hey Guys my redis server is located at :  /etc/redis/redis.conf | is that correct path or  /etc/redis.conf ?? | I am seeing many online post with /etc/redis.conf
13:15:02 GMT <ahfeel> anyone using php-resque around ?
13:17:39 GMT <Siecje> What is the recommended way of running 3.x on debian jessie? With 2.8.17 currently installed? Just uninstall and add dotdeb package and install?
13:27:03 GMT <StJum93r> Hello everyone
13:27:30 GMT <StJum93r> i'm having a problom caching data to redis server in a loop
13:28:16 GMT <StJum93r> i'm using node-redis module and used bluebird to promisify methods
13:29:02 GMT <StJum93r> it seems like when i query for my key after inserted it returns nil
14:42:30 GMT <ahfeel> antirez: why isn't there an option to fetch values directly when scanning ?
15:02:48 GMT <antirez> ahfeel: because it makes things more complicated without a good reason, to SCAN and to do a pipeline to get the values afterward is more or less equivalent. Similarly you can easily send a Lua script doing SCAN+fetch
15:06:04 GMT <ahfeel> antirez: mh, that's a good idea (the lua script)
15:06:06 GMT <ahfeel> thanks !
15:16:45 GMT <antirez> you are welcome!
15:16:50 GMT <antirez> good scripting ;-)
15:17:06 GMT <antirez> (p.s. use 3.2 to write scripts even if you want to deploy in 3.0 since there is a true debugger for Lua)
16:43:14 GMT <Micahel> can someone here help me with zrangebylex?
16:48:11 GMT <markuman> don't ask to ask. when someone read it and knows it, he/she will reply
16:48:38 GMT <Micahel> I have a sorted set
16:49:38 GMT <Micahel> 127.0.0.1:6379> zrangebylex b9058969e182b4dd1e8e59882088e3669:boiler:1:spike:summaries:hours [2016060600 [2016060820 (empty list or set) 127.0.0.1:6379> zrangebylex b9058969e182b4dd1e8e59882088e3669:boiler:1:spike:summaries:hours - +  1) "2016052019"  2) "2016052323"  3) "2016052315"  4) "2016052400"  5) "2016052018"  6) "2016052511"  7) "2016052614"  8) "2016052514"  9) "2016060613" 10) "2016060616" 11) "2015121119" 12) "2016052016" 
16:50:46 GMT <Micahel> I am trying to get the values between 2016060600 - 2016060820, but its returning no results. When I use - + it returns all.
16:51:50 GMT <Micahel> (sry for the jumbled text, not sure how to properly paste something in here)
23:07:43 GMT <King_DuckZ> hi, I'm wondering if this is a good reading for a redis noob? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Redis-in-Action-by-Josiah-L-Carlson-9781617290855-Paperback-2013-/231959133072?hash=item3601d77b90:g:dEsAAOSwagdXSXY7
23:08:02 GMT <King_DuckZ> my knowledge of redis is limited to what I've seen in the interactive tutorial, so far
23:12:52 GMT <King_DuckZ> wth? 1000 pounds?? is this for real? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Redis-Definitive-modeling-caching-messaging/dp/1449396097/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1465341116&sr=8-1&keywords=Redis+The+Definitive+Guide
23:20:34 GMT <sector_0> can I use redis as a persistent database?
23:23:11 GMT <King_DuckZ> does that book even exist?