10:25:53 GMT q 12:38:36 GMT Hello guys 12:41:29 GMT I am trying to setup redis sentinel ( 3 of them ) with one master and two slaves. On the server where am having redis running, there are other cache components like memcache, bloomd etc listening on other virtual IPs 12:42:18 GMT when I start sentinel on the VMs ( as am having master and slaves running on different VMs ), I think sentinel is selecting another virtual ip on the server 12:42:48 GMT Can anyone please help me ? 12:44:29 GMT 17309:X 02 Dec 10:53:29.618 * +sentinel-address-switch master redis1master 1.2.3.200 6379 ip 1.2.3.204 port 26379 for dffe73892358b3f00b9015b561e455c994c7d2c4 17309:X 02 Dec 10:53:29.621 * +sentinel-address-switch master redis1master 1.2.3.200 6379 ip 1.2.3.57 port 26379 for dffe73892358b3f00b9015b561e455c994c7d2c4 12:44:52 GMT those are from the logs 13:10:13 GMT how can i save all keys of redis to a file 13:14:46 GMT is there any ways or not possible over linux also ? i am not able to cat output 13:16:38 GMT dudeji: there are tools afaik, or you can just write your own exporter script 13:17:12 GMT thats possible , i was just expecting somehow to cat output from terminal itself 13:18:38 GMT you can only get single keys with redis-cli, dumping everything doesn't really make sense 13:18:54 GMT redis has its internal dump format for disk persistence 13:19:11 GMT dumping it in some other way would require some additional data format 13:19:23 GMT (it's not just key-value after all) 13:38:41 GMT ok 14:23:11 GMT hi, if there are any c++ programmers around, it would be great to have your opinion about my new hiredis wrapper library here https://github.com/KingDuckZ/incredis 14:23:46 GMT I'm still in the process of writing a readme, but I've just added a test, it can be used as an example 14:23:56 GMT no readme, no examples, makes it difficult to judge from a glance 14:24:01 GMT heh 14:36:59 GMT hard to tell from the test, but some stuff looks a bit awkward, like the opt_string part (line 38 in the test), the batch interface 14:38:08 GMT i find it a bit surprising you don't have more examples/tests there. not having those makes designing the API a bit difficult imho 14:40:13 GMT heh, ciso646. totally forgot that those alternative operator keywords exist in C++ 14:42:25 GMT on a side note: if you don't want anyone to use your lib you're doing good. otherwise you should consider switching to a more liberal license 14:44:47 GMT as I said, readme is coming 14:45:45 GMT i wrote that before you wrote that you're in the process of writing it =D 14:46:36 GMT I extracted and generalized that code as part of my main home project (relevant bit here https://github.com/KingDuckZ/dindexer/blob/master/src/backends/redis/backend_redis.cpp) so that's what drove the development so far 14:47:36 GMT the opt_string is because redis might return a string... or it might not https://redis.io/commands/set 14:47:52 GMT std::optional, soon™ 14:48:40 GMT really? well the good thing is that it's going to be almost identical to boost::optional 14:49:56 GMT and about license, people can always get in touch if they want a different license individually, but so far I'm happy with gpl personally 14:50:35 GMT i doubt anyone will 16:16:16 GMT I want to deploy HA redis in kubernetes? Who can help me on this? 16:23:12 GMT I want to deploy HA redis in kubernetes? Who can help me on this please? 16:23:28 GMT rebhisaid, there is no need to repeat the question every few minutes 16:24:37 GMT Habbie ok 16:36:06 GMT Hi all... So, I'm having an odd issue that's bringing me to the end of my rope 16:37:34 GMT I'm using a RedLock implementation against 2.8.X (https://github.com/signe/redlock-php). It works perfectly on my local machine. It works perfectly on our staging instance. However, on our production (using ElastiCache), it fails - every request for a lock via RedLock 'gets' it. Multiple threads are able to acquire the same lock 16:37:52 GMT It's only against ElastiCache that this happens, works perfectly against non-elasticache instances everywhere I try it 16:38:02 GMT Does anyone have any insight, or idea what's going on? 19:30:20 GMT readme added -> https://github.com/KingDuckZ/incredis I'll be able to put more work into it from next week maybe 19:30:31 GMT minus: ^^ 19:30:42 GMT any comments/feedback appreciated :) 20:59:34 GMT lol, MONITOR on a redis slave shows db numbers for PING 20:59:38 GMT that change with whatever DB saw the last write 21:00:06 GMT version 3.2.3 21:00:39 GMT hmm no 3.2.5 in brew 21:01:12 GMT (i lied)