10:44:52 GMT hi. which amount of data do they expect here? https://redislabs.com/redis-enterprise-documentation/installing-and-upgrading/hardware-software-requirements we plan with ~200.000 sessionkeys stored in redis. so I guess it's not that much for redis and we should be fine with the minimum requirements 11:02:31 GMT Hello all, I would like to know what will happen if I ran a lua script on a cluster? So far we run two instances of redis (on different servers), and connect to both and post the same data to both, for redundancy. In the future we plan to use redis-cluster. My understanding is that redis-cluster shards the data between a minimum of three nodes. I'm 11:02:31 GMT currently looking into small scripts which aggregate a few (10s) relevant keys for our application and wish to reduce round trip time and get some atomic data. This will work fine in our current setup as the data is all on each server. What will happen when we run a cluster? 11:39:37 GMT Hey 11:39:43 GMT Can someone help me? 11:42:11 GMT I'm new to redis and I'm facing a problem: I need a solution where I can save time series data. 11:42:35 GMT influxdb 11:42:46 GMT or elasticsearch 11:43:20 GMT So I shouldn't use redis? 11:43:53 GMT redis is not good for that, i think when you want store time series data, you also want filter it and do calculations? 11:44:54 GMT No, just save them. I just use it for statistics with graphs. 11:45:36 GMT influxdb is good for that 11:45:47 GMT or elasticsearch 11:45:52 GMT The problem is that I based my environment on redis now and I cant change it... 20:54:46 GMT If I have a Redis cluster and I publish a message. Can I rely on the number of subscribers returned from the publish command to be accurate? I'm running Redis 3.1.101 and whenever I publish a message to a Redis Cluster I seeing 0 returned when I know I have at least one subscription. 21:30:15 GMT hi all! 21:31:42 GMT can redis high load? 21:32:24 GMT and how to calculate the requirements for processor and memory?