10:58:17 GMT <redis145> Hi
10:58:52 GMT <redis145> There ?
10:59:11 GMT <redis145>  /UNIGNORE cyclones92
10:59:52 GMT <redis145> anybody there ?
10:59:56 GMT <DrEeevil> no
10:59:58 GMT <DrEeevil> ;)
11:00:24 GMT <redis145> welcome :)
11:00:37 GMT <redis145> Can I  ask my que to you ?
11:01:23 GMT <redis145> there ?
11:06:57 GMT <DrEeevil> you could just ask here
11:07:45 GMT <redis145> I have the redis cluster of 3 masters and 3 slaves
11:08:07 GMT <redis145> the normal command rate is like within 100 in normal hours
11:08:22 GMT <redis145> yesterday the command rate increased to 44k
11:08:31 GMT <redis145> I could not figure out the reason
11:09:12 GMT <DrEeevil> hmm.
11:09:38 GMT <redis145> this was just for 2 hours
11:09:44 GMT <redis145> and then back to normal
13:46:29 GMT <FINbit> hi guuise
13:46:48 GMT <FINbit> whats the best approach for redis failover/HA ?
13:47:06 GMT <FINbit> does redis do already ha ?
13:47:23 GMT <FINbit> or do i need somethign ike haproxy or corosyn with heartbeat?
14:00:11 GMT <FINbit> so does sentinel automatically do the HA ? if i want to specify an app to connect to the one that will be always working ill need t to be with HA
14:00:16 GMT <FINbit> how can i achieve that ?
18:22:42 GMT <kulelu88> Hello
18:25:47 GMT <kulelu88> Can I use Redis in a similar fashion to a NoSQL database?
18:26:00 GMT <kulelu88> to store long-lived data
18:34:38 GMT <minus> sure
18:35:00 GMT <minus> redis lives in memory though (but can persist to disk)
18:41:25 GMT <kulelu88> minus: how do I make it persist to disk ?
18:50:02 GMT <minus> save directives in the config; the default config has them
18:56:02 GMT <kulelu88> minus. My data structure looks like: ID, number, firstname, lastname, location, is_valid . Can I store this type of data-structure in redis? I tried using set("ID", "number", "firstname") but that throws an error
18:58:08 GMT <minus> a set is the wrong data structure for that, try using a hash
19:03:21 GMT <kulelu88> sorry for the noob question minus . I was just unable to find good tutorials explaining when to use which dataset
19:03:45 GMT <minus> which language do you use?
19:03:51 GMT <kulelu88> Python
19:04:00 GMT <minus> hash = dict
19:04:03 GMT <minus> list = list
19:04:04 GMT <kulelu88> (specifically, I am using Flask)
19:04:05 GMT <minus> set = set
19:04:38 GMT <minus> all those data structures are flat, you can't put a hash in a list or so
19:05:40 GMT <kulelu88> Do I need multiple levels of libs for Redis or is redis.py (the de-facto python lib) the best option for simple use-cases ?
20:24:14 GMT <dcrouch> I get an error right away (error) ERR when performing redis-cli BGSAVE  I have verified redis is running as redis user and /var/lib/redis is redis:redis owned.  How do I proceed?