09:40:22 GMT <voidMachine> Hello everybody!
09:40:27 GMT <michel_v> [/w 31
09:40:30 GMT <michel_v> whoops
09:40:31 GMT <michel_v> hi
09:41:16 GMT <p1rate> does Redis Cluster support pipelining? I get mixed results on this when googling
09:41:57 GMT <p1rate> I currently built a system where I have multiple shards and I know on which shard the users data is, everything uses pipelines so it's blazing fast
09:42:22 GMT <p1rate> but resharding could become difficult if data keeps growing
10:28:58 GMT <ton31337> is it possible to add some meta-data under the key?
19:17:32 GMT <dezmaeth> is here a good place to talk about the redis python library?
20:29:26 GMT <kablamo> hi! my redis v3.2.1 install keeps dumping data to disk.  i don't want that.  i don't have any 'save' commands in my redis config.  this works fine when one redis server runs standalone.  however as soon as a redis slave connects to the master, the master and slave redis servers dump data to dump.rdb.  any ideas of what i'm doing wrong?
20:31:04 GMT <minus> kablamo: enable diskless replication (experimental afaik)
20:33:03 GMT <kablamo> @minus oh wow.  i didn't read the docs as closely as i thought.  thanks. i'll give that a try.
21:21:16 GMT <kablamo> hmm i'm seeing a dump.rdb file on the slave but not on the master.  config get repl-diskless-sync shows yes for both master and slave
21:24:45 GMT <kablamo> logs on the slave say: "receiving streamed RDB from master" and then "Flushing old data".
21:25:26 GMT <kablamo> because its doing a full resync from master
21:29:17 GMT <kulelu88> how do you see where the database is being dumped (to disk) ?