01:16:56 GMT <Mega> guys, is it possible to store redis.conf in arbitrary directory and just put a symlink into /etc/redis/redis.conf?
03:04:04 GMT <Mega> guys, is it possible to store redis.conf in arbitrary directory and just put a symlink into /etc/redis/redis.conf?
07:00:50 GMT <minus> Shouldn't be a problem
07:51:12 GMT <tmaximini> hello, I am new to redis, I write a service (using node) that stores notifications for a user. each notification should be only displayed once and have a short TTL (in case user leaves the page it should not display again next time). what would be the best redis data structure for this? basically I expect the service to return an array of strings for the user's uuid.
08:29:07 GMT <Mega> #
11:27:38 GMT <dudeji> which is best redis-java client library ?
12:21:22 GMT <dudeji> any documentation for lettuce ???
13:41:23 GMT <tryfan> I've got 4 sentinels running on different VMs, redis master is on one of them, slave is on another.  I bring down the master, and all 4 sentinels see that it is down, and goes into +sdown state.  It never goes into +odown, and I can't figure out why
13:42:27 GMT <tryfan> I'm running 3.2.1, using virtualbox
13:44:05 GMT <tryfan> I see the sentinel daemons chatting over 26379, so there doesn't seem to be a communication problem
13:51:20 GMT <tryfan> the config line is: sentinel monitor set1master 10.20.2.11 6379 2
13:56:35 GMT <tryfan> There's no kind of natting going on, and I don't think that's an issue because the sentinels see each other
14:23:21 GMT <tryfan> what should the actual sentinel chatter look like?  I'm tcpdumping and all I see is SYN and retransmit packets
15:57:18 GMT <PSUser2> roughly, how many keys can i keep in a sorted set with 64mb RAM?
15:57:44 GMT <PSUser2> can i hold 8000 keys of 20digits each, with a score between 0-500 ?
16:00:47 GMT <minus> depends on how large the keys are
16:00:49 GMT <minus> eh
16:05:20 GMT <PSUser2> 20 digits
16:05:40 GMT <PSUser2> minus, 20 digits per key, 3 digits per score
21:04:31 GMT <profall> Can I write to a redis slave?
21:08:25 GMT <minus> profall: if you disable read-only, yes. obviously that will not get replicated
21:08:44 GMT <profall> Replicated as in, put on the master?
21:08:53 GMT <minus> yes
21:09:36 GMT <profall> I have a redis master and slave VM in Europe. I just setup a server in North America, but I need to read and write data from that European master.
21:10:25 GMT <minus> read from the slave, write to the master
21:10:40 GMT <minus> (in NA only of course)
21:11:14 GMT <minus> be aware that reading from the slave may not be consistent with what was written to the master though
21:11:53 GMT <minus> there is some setting to require replication to x slaves before acknowledging a command though i think
21:12:51 GMT <profall> is redis TCP only?
21:13:04 GMT <minus> yes
21:16:33 GMT <profall> What's a good TCP Backlog number?
21:20:19 GMT <minus> shouldn't matter unless you run under very high load
21:21:21 GMT <profall> ok
21:48:48 GMT <profall> Thank you for the help minus
21:50:01 GMT <minus> you're welcome