03:31:41 GMT <baash05> Hey guys/girls... I was wondering.. I'm trying to see all the records in my redis.. (I have about 10 records)... Trying to debug something.
03:32:25 GMT <baash05> a cli tool would be cool.  Do you guys use anything to look inside?
06:39:02 GMT <minus> baash05: redis-cli keys *
14:43:17 GMT <wasanzy> hello
14:44:34 GMT <wasanzy> I have two redis servers. Server A and Server B. they are operating independently and now I want to migrate data from server B to server A without losing what is on server A already, how do I go about it?
14:58:25 GMT <maddmaxx> You can use MIGRATE command for this.
15:35:01 GMT <ccovey> We are using 3.2.1 and I restarted a slave last night which started a bgsave process and we had clients that could not connect to the master until that process completed. It seems to be the same problem as here https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/redis-db/yvEntf15Jsw/bNeejbpG3N0J But I don’t really see a resolution in there. Anyone have any insight? Thanks!
18:05:22 GMT <cscf> If I make a Redis Cluster for redundancy, how does my application know what nodes to failover to?  does it need to support a list of nodes?  Do I use a load balancer or something?
18:25:41 GMT <markuman> cscf: afaik, your client library should handle this for you
18:25:59 GMT <cscf> markuman, and I would provide it a list of possible Redis nodes?
18:26:16 GMT <cscf> I am trying to make a 3-node Nextcloud cluster
18:26:17 GMT <minus> cscf: each server knows about the others
18:26:27 GMT <minus> you just need one entry point
18:26:36 GMT <cscf> minus, and then it will query for the other's IPs?
18:26:38 GMT <markuman> What minus said
18:27:09 GMT <minus> if you're not using cluster's sharding functionality you could also use sentinel instead, even with HAProxy if you don't want the selection to happen in the clients
18:28:22 GMT <cscf> minus, so I can point Nextcloud at any Redis server, even a slave, and it will find the other addresses and "just work" ?
18:29:34 GMT <minus> dunno what nextcloud is, but that's how it works for cluster-aware redis client libs
18:30:01 GMT <cscf> Ok.  Nextcloud docs unfortunately don't say anything about HA possibilities of Redis.
18:30:24 GMT <cscf> I'll just set it up, knock over some nodes, and see what happens, I guess
20:29:30 GMT <emr> Hello what's best way to store python sets in redis? also i want to search for commons is it right tool for this purpose? any advices? thanks
20:48:50 GMT <cw> Will there be a problem having different versions of redis talking?  My redis master is at a 2.8 level, and the client is at 3.0  (yes -- in the process of upgrading the systems)
20:58:50 GMT <Guest91706> is there any issues with having two different versions of redid talking? master is 2.8, slave is 3.0 (yes planning on upgrading master to same version in near future)
21:16:11 GMT <mustmodify> strange question... can I ask redis when a key will expire, just for testing purposes?
21:16:53 GMT <mustmodify> I did check the docs first, if that matters. :P
21:17:03 GMT <mustmodify> but I can miss things.
21:17:19 GMT <emr> mustmodify, ttl command
21:17:31 GMT <mustmodify> oh, there it is.
21:17:37 GMT <mustmodify> I was searching for ex, thanks.
21:42:01 GMT <mustmodify> is there a limit to how far in the future you can set a TTL?
21:44:44 GMT <moo-_-> mustmodify: must depend on underlying primitive type
21:44:53 GMT <moo-_-> is it 64 bit int or float
21:51:00 GMT <mustmodify> an int. 26160s
21:51:11 GMT <mustmodify> (in this test case)