04:23:36 GMT <devslash> how do i troubleshoot redis service not starting
04:24:52 GMT <devslash> is anyone here
04:31:32 GMT <jennings> devslash: Does it start if you run from the terminal?
04:34:05 GMT <jennings> devslash: Anything printed to the log file or syslog?
07:12:55 GMT <gsagie> Hello everyone, does Redis support cache/proxy/broker modes? can i read about it somewhere?
07:18:42 GMT <jennings> gsagie: The documentation is pretty accessible: http://redis.io/documentation
07:29:21 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> guys how to start redis in clustermode
07:29:31 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> currently i have to do redis-cli -c
07:29:47 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> but that seems not working when i am using redis client for python
07:30:13 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> is there any way to start redis server in by default cluster mode
07:30:18 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> without requiring -c\
07:36:32 GMT <jennings> Jitesh_Nair: It looks like you're asking to start your CLIENT in cluster-aware mode, not the SERVER. Are you using redis-py-cluster? https://github.com/Grokzen/redis-py-cluster
07:37:05 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> we were using redis.py
07:37:17 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> which we get from pip install redis
07:37:35 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> is there  a way to start server in cluster aware mode
07:37:36 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> ?
07:37:54 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> so that any request to the server will be distributed among the clusters
07:38:03 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> without any changes in the client
07:39:34 GMT <jennings> If you go to that client's GitHub page () and search for "cluster" in their issues, it looks like they do not currently have cluster support.
07:39:46 GMT <jennings> So, no, you need to use a different library.
07:40:11 GMT <jennings> Sorry, forgot to paste their GitHub page: https://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py
07:43:01 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> jennings, so there is no way for redis server to start as a cluster enabled mode by default?
07:43:06 GMT <jennings> Jitesh_Nair: You're saying "start server", but redis-py and redis-cli are clients. The server is named redis-server.
07:43:15 GMT <jennings> Are you trying to get redis-server to start in cluster mode?
07:43:31 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> i would love to start the server in cluster mode
07:43:34 GMT <jennings> Or, do you already have some redis-server instances running in a cluster, and you're trying to connect to them?
07:44:19 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> I created a new redis cluster
07:44:39 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> following http://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial
07:44:51 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> created 3 master and 3 slaves
07:45:07 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> checked if it was working
07:45:13 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> through cli -c
07:45:25 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> which produced desired result
07:46:11 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> btu since we are using redis client since some time, all our codes are written in the default redis-py client
07:46:28 GMT <jennings> Excellent! Then it sounds like you've successfully gotten the Redis SERVER running in cluster mode.
07:46:36 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> yup
07:46:43 GMT <jennings> But, your CLIENT, the library you use to connect to Redis, needs to understand cluster.
07:46:46 GMT <jennings> redis-py does not.
07:46:54 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> ok
07:47:17 GMT <Jitesh_Nair> ohh thats little tough, if we were to change lot of code
11:02:21 GMT <Kocane> Hey guys. Im using redis with logstash and I am outputting with datatype set to channels
11:02:48 GMT <Kocane> and key set to something like logstash-%index and so on.. I can in "monitor" that things are coming in but when I write "keys *" nothing shows?
11:02:57 GMT <Kocane> if data_type is set to list then it does show the different keys
11:03:17 GMT <Kocane> however, on the other side where I got redis input, I need to use wildcard.. which i where i learned that data_type needs to be pattern_channels
11:09:57 GMT <mohmultihouse> yO
11:26:29 GMT <dudeji> Hey guys , is it possible that i can save list inside hash in redis ?
12:00:53 GMT <dudeji> does redis always executes from ram ??
12:01:16 GMT <dudeji> does redis always executes from ram ??
12:02:01 GMT <dudeji> does redis operates from ram ??
12:02:53 GMT <Inge-> it is a13:18:34 GMT <tryfan> Hi All, I've got a 2.8.14 instance running on vmware.  Having an odd behaviour that might be related to maxmemory-policy allkeys-lru.  maxmemory is set to 4GB, server has 6GB.  When the used memory hits the 4GB limit, I see bunch of client connections stop and start again, the memory usage goes to 0, and all the keys in 2 DBs are gone.
13:19:10 GMT <tryfan> I ran a test instance using the same parameters and benchmarked until I hit the 4GB limit, and that instance is operating as it should
13:21:10 GMT <tryfan> logging is set to verbose
16:56:55 GMT <bash1235123> anybody has redis on multimaster ?
16:57:10 GMT <bash1235123> wanted to ask some questions since documentation is not clear to me