05:07:14 GMT <kaushal> Hi
05:07:32 GMT <kaushal> is there a way to find out "how keys got deleted"?
05:10:21 GMT <kaushal> I have setup Redis Master Slave using 3.2.0 version.
05:10:45 GMT <kaushal> I have enabled Sentinel to do HA failover. is there a way to find out what went wrong?
06:44:23 GMT <kaushal> Hi
06:44:49 GMT <kaushal> Just curious to know "redis" is written in C. Any specific reason?
07:41:30 GMT <kaushal> Hi
07:41:39 GMT <kaushal> Looks like the website http://try.redis.io/ is down.
07:50:51 GMT <minus> what else would it be written in, kaushal, nodejs?
07:55:10 GMT <kaushal> minus: I know C is the most popular language for writing systems programming
07:55:18 GMT <kaushal> minus: is it due to portability?
07:55:27 GMT <kaushal> I mean cross platform
07:56:22 GMT <minus> it gives you low-level control which is essential for performance
07:56:41 GMT <minus> it's got low overhead wrt dependencies, runtimes
07:57:00 GMT <minus> redis isn't very portable. it doesn't support windows out of the box for example
07:57:56 GMT <kaushal> minus: ok
07:58:21 GMT <kaushal> minus: understood now
07:58:25 GMT <kaushal> minus: Thanks a lot
07:58:44 GMT <kaushal> minus: i have a specific question regarding Redis Sentinel
07:59:14 GMT <kaushal> can i post my query regarding Redis Sentinel here?
08:04:15 GMT <kaushal> I have setup Redis Master Slave version 3.2.0 on CentOS release 6.7 (Final)
08:04:46 GMT <kaushal> I have setup Sentinel for Automatic Redis Master Failover to Slave
08:05:22 GMT <kaushal> I had a downtime last saturday due to Sentinel
08:05:37 GMT <kaushal> I have the logs in place. Can somebody please guide?
08:33:18 GMT <ernetas> How do I disable appendonly.aof file completely? appendonly no does not seem to be working.
15:33:39 GMT <fenn4radial> need help troubleshooting "400" status code
18:43:38 GMT <mustmodify_> So I'm using Redis with Rails. It's glorious; thank you for your contributions. I'm working on some automated tests. Should I create a separate namespace for test data? Or spin up a separate instance of redis?
18:43:52 GMT <mustmodify_> It seems like a separate instance would allow me to clear out test data more easily...
18:44:21 GMT <mustmodify_> though it wouldn't he *hard* at all to find keys with a specific namespace/prefix/whatever
18:49:28 GMT <redisusr> shouldn't a link to the irc logs be in the channel topic ?
18:49:52 GMT <redisusr> any pypy users here ?
18:51:10 GMT <redisusr> antirez: would love to hear your thought about incorporating a priority score instead of FIFO behavior for blocking commands
18:56:48 GMT <redisusr> rofl
18:58:40 GMT <minus> mustmodify_: an instance owned by the test, using a unix socket with random name sounds like the best way to me to be independent of the system and system services
19:10:07 GMT <mustmodify_> minus: Can I just spin up a random instance on a socket? I guess so. I'll have to look that up.
19:11:02 GMT <minus> you can pass configuration on the command line, mustmodify_
19:12:33 GMT <mustmodify_> minus: Yep, sounds good. I'll give it a shot.
19:12:36 GMT <mustmodify_> thank you.