01:05:49 GMT <plitter1> minus: as in, I have many Items associated with a number, so I made a hash items and then field with the numbers associated with the properties Items -> item1 ; (prop1:prop2), item2 ; (prop1:prop2) or should I do Item<ID> -> name ; prop1 , name ; prop2. how is the intended use and what is faster?
05:26:21 GMT <tckb> anyone has previously worked on jedis?
06:13:42 GMT <tckb> Jedis anyone?
06:25:17 GMT <plitter1> tckb: I think it is better to just as the question, for the record I haven't worked with jedis
06:26:02 GMT <tckb> I was just testing if anyone is still available. for the most part the channel was idle.
06:30:20 GMT <tckb> I am trying to test the scriptKill method and, it seems it isn't working properly.
06:32:39 GMT <plitter1> ohh, I'm still waiting for someone to answer me :p
06:32:55 GMT <tckb> here is the code snippet https://codeshare.io/uVi8F
06:33:15 GMT <tckb> @plitter1 what was ur question?
06:36:49 GMT <plitter1> basically I'm wondering how to use hashset, should I do hashkey -> item1;(prop1:prop2..), item2;(prop1:prop2...) ... or should I do Item<X> -> name1;prop1, name2;prop2...
06:37:24 GMT <plitter1> I've made something with the first notation, but not sure if that is the correct way of doing it.
06:41:14 GMT <tckb> which client library are u using?
06:41:50 GMT <plitter1> stackexchange.redis
06:46:28 GMT <plitter1> but they should all be translated to the redis way, so hset Items item1 "prop1:prop2..." item2 "prop1:prop2..." ... or hset Item<X> name1 prop1 name2 prop2 ...
06:53:57 GMT <tckb> wait. doesn't stackexchange.redis already support hashset operations natively?
06:55:20 GMT <tckb> I am not a .NET/C# developer but does this help ? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32708881/adding-and-retrieving-data-sets-to-redis-using-stackexchange-redis
07:06:35 GMT <plitter1> tckb: I've gotten it to work, the thing I'm worried about is how fields are used, is fields indexed for fast searches?
07:11:56 GMT <tckb> not sure about that. but since redis inherently  is "in" memory store.  it will fast regardless
07:50:07 GMT <plitter1> hmmm, the thing is there is going to MANY items after awhile... if fields aren't indexed some way you would have to check each field to find it
08:53:52 GMT <nabblet> Hi, I am looking into redis in order to enable memcache for my owncloud server. The owncloud documentation https://doc.owncloud.org/server/9.0/admin_manual/configuration_server/caching_configuration.html shows how to use redis via 'localhost' but at one point states:
08:54:06 GMT <nabblet> f you want to connect to Redis configured to listen on an Unix socket (which is recommended if Redis is running on the same system as ownCloud) use this example config.php configuration: [...]
08:54:34 GMT <nabblet> So I was wondering what difference there is between using 'localhost' and sockets
08:55:11 GMT <nabblet> does using sockets give me a performance gain? Is it more secure?
09:07:21 GMT <nabblet> I found the answer http://redis.io/topics/benchmarks Thank & sorry for the noise
10:09:01 GMT <MasterGberry> I am currently using 12x redis instances (12 different processes running) all as separate "memory storage units" for my mutli-threaded application to share. I am using locks with this code to ensure that there are no race conditions. Some code is still assumed to run on a single threaded application with pipelines to guarantee no race conditions though
10:09:25 GMT <MasterGberry> I am looking to move my infrastructure to AWS soon. AWS seems to offer a cluster system which i read up briefly on in the redis documentation
10:09:45 GMT <MasterGberry> What is unclear to me with a multi-master system is do things get inserted/retrieved in that same single threaded fashion as before? Or no longer?
10:10:21 GMT <sweb>  is redis support TAG for store data ... clear by tag, list by tag and etc ?
14:01:29 GMT <glowdemon1> Hi. I'm working on an event system with Redis and socket.io - My question now is: should I make one channel to send every event, or do I make a new channel for each event?
15:10:44 GMT <arthurl> hi guys- is it possible to move/migrate keys from one redis server to another without removing them from the source redis instance?
15:21:30 GMT <badboy_> arthurl: yes: http://redis.io/commands/migrate
15:21:56 GMT <arthurl> @badboy_  "On success the key is deleted from the original instance and is guaranteed to exist in the target instance"
15:22:08 GMT <badboy_> take a look at the possible arguments
15:22:22 GMT <arthurl> i'm sorry- don't know how i missed that
15:22:23 GMT <arthurl> thanks!
17:31:48 GMT <arthurl> can anyone tell me what i'm doing wrong here? attempting to output redis-cli command to file from command line
17:31:55 GMT <arthurl> https://gist.github.com/alyssenko/0a3f425ef9df7cfa51adbfced7868a98
17:46:19 GMT <arthurl> nvm