00:23:30 GMT <OverCoder> RediS iS AwSome
04:37:55 GMT <Yukiku> Still can't get migrate to work
04:37:55 GMT <Yukiku> :/
07:13:30 GMT <samof76> hi! are there any production working redis HA mechisms?
07:13:42 GMT <samof76> i was looking at redishappy
07:32:53 GMT <Brijesh1> @samof76, please check twemproxy
07:33:41 GMT <samof76> twemproxy's deficiency in supporting all data structures is holding us back
07:39:42 GMT <Brijesh1> ok
11:49:59 GMT <domeh> anyone got ideas what could cause >1s requests from web app (PHP) to redis? from New Relic i can see that quite regularly PHP redis driver's connect takes 1 second to complete
11:51:14 GMT <domeh> i went through all basic redis latency steps (http://redis.io/topics/latency) and nothing there really explains this
11:53:47 GMT <domeh> i suspect that problem could be with phpredis driver. anyone else experienced something similar?
13:40:14 GMT <djlee> HI all, trying to diff two sorted sets. Would ZUNIONSTORE work by giving the second set a -1 weighting and aggregate by MIN. Therefore items that exist in both sets will have a score < 0. And i can just grab all members with score > 0 to give me the members that only exist in the first set?
13:57:25 GMT <FINbit> Hi guys, so if i want to use sentinel for automatic failvoer i just need to use one sentinel on a master redis ?
13:57:50 GMT <FINbit> instead of having one running in master and others on slaves too ?
14:08:56 GMT <hos7ein> FINbit: hi , if you use 1 master and 1 slave you should use 3 sentinel
14:17:48 GMT <tpt> FINbit: rules are, if you want something reliable, you need more than one sentinel. nd you also something knows to avoid split brain, so you want an odd number, hence the reason for 3 sentinel.
14:19:40 GMT <tpt> BTW, about sentinel, I've had a strange behavior where clients vanished, but connection stays open on the server side, reaching the limit of 4060 in about 10 weeks. Is there a way to have a client timeout in the sentinel config to kick out those dead client connections ?
14:23:24 GMT <FINbit> i use 1 master and 2 slaves
14:23:41 GMT <FINbit> so i would need 4
14:23:41 GMT <FINbit> ?
14:24:17 GMT <FINbit> but sentinel is a redis-server with a --sentinel conf file
14:24:33 GMT <tpt> No, 3 sentinel is a good choice.
14:24:36 GMT <FINbit> also cna i have one sentinel in each machine for example one sentinel where master is
14:24:48 GMT <FINbit> and the other two in each slave is ?
14:24:50 GMT <tpt> yes you can
14:25:22 GMT <FINbit> ok thank you
14:30:11 GMT <FINbit> \/win 4
18:20:48 GMT <trustyhank> question about redis data structures (am a bit of a noobie) not sure whether better to use hash or sorted set for this problem (or perhaps something else)  need to map an object id to list of other related ids.  like so: {obj_id: [1, 2, 3, 4..N]} right now i have this in a single hash, so obj_ids are keys, json dump of list ids as values.  make more sense to have a set / sorted set for each obj id instead?
18:33:43 GMT <workxep> sounds like a hash to map from object id to a set that you would keep
18:34:32 GMT <minus> yeah, sounds like hash
18:34:47 GMT <workxep> so {obj_id: "obj_ids_blah"} and then obj_ids_blah=[...]
18:35:11 GMT <workxep> or if you can deterministically construct the set key name from the object id and hash only serves that purpose, skip the hash
18:37:47 GMT <trustyhank> thank you workxep and minus!
19:21:50 GMT <vktec> To get an entire list, must I first LLEN and then LRANGE? I would've thought GET would just return the whole list, but it doesn't
19:34:35 GMT <minus> lrange asdf 0 -1
19:34:46 GMT <vktec> Ahh
19:34:49 GMT <vktec> Thanks minus
19:35:13 GMT <vktec> Turns out sets are actually better, but thanks anyway
19:35:16 GMT <vktec> :D
19:35:22 GMT <vktec> *better for what I'm doing
19:36:12 GMT <minus> :D
19:56:16 GMT <OliPicard> hey everyone, not sure if you all saw the duo report on the fake ransomware for Redis but thought i would mention it.
19:56:31 GMT <OliPicard> the long and short is sure your config and ensure you setup Auth for sending and getting data.