00:10:42 GMT <Danielss89> Hi
00:12:57 GMT <Danielss89> I have a website in europe with redis on the server. Now i want to launch in US and bought a servere there. My idea was that i could just connect from the US server to the EU database, but it is _really_ slow. On a page i do 95 calls to Redis::get and it takes 12.4 seconds. I also do 67 calls to Redis::exists and that takes 8.63 seconds.
00:13:02 GMT <Danielss89> Any idea why it's so slow.
00:13:04 GMT <Danielss89> ?
00:35:29 GMT <Pupeno> What are the limitations of pubsub? Do I need one connection per each subscription?
05:40:40 GMT <raspado> is this an actual redis config? if so where do I place it? client-output-buffer-limit-pubsub-soft-seconds
06:15:43 GMT <fas3r> I'm looking at configuring php to use redis as session handler. From what I saw in the "cluster tutorial" it's recommanded to run 6 redis nodes ( 3 master / 3 slaves ). As I have 2 webserver, can I build 1 Cluster Redis on each webserver and make them communicated ?  Does  Redis need to listen on the localhost or it can listen on an other interface ?
08:56:14 GMT <Pupeno_> What are the limitations of pubsub? Do I need one connection per each subscription?
09:20:08 GMT <minus> Danielss89: use pipelining, that might help. also, welcome to the world of distributed systems (though only on beginner level)
09:22:09 GMT <minus> Pupeno_: no, you can subscribe to multiple things on one connection, you just can't execute other commands
09:22:34 GMT <minus> (it does say that in the docs too)