08:13:02 GMT <kaushal> Hi
08:13:43 GMT <kaushal> I am reading https://redis.io/topics/admin to set maxmemory option limit in the instance. I am running CentOS 6.8. I am not sure how do i set it?
08:34:50 GMT <soveran> kaushal: maxmemory is a configuration parameter, you can set it in redis.conf (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/antirez/redis/2.8/redis.conf) or with CONFIG SET (https://redis.io/commands/config-set)
08:55:38 GMT <kaushal> soveran: Thanks
08:56:00 GMT <kaushal> do i need to set maxmemory in redis.conf as per https://redis.io/topics/security?
08:56:42 GMT <kaushal> I am running redis32u-3.2.5-1.ius.centos6.x86_64 on CentOS release 6.8 (Final) and
08:57:11 GMT <kaushal> server is having 64GB physical memory
08:57:34 GMT <kaushal> I am not running any other applications or services in this box
08:57:40 GMT <kaushal> i mean it is a dedicated box
09:03:58 GMT <soveran> kaushal: you should set a maxmemory limit, yes
09:15:24 GMT <kaushal> soveran: what should be the value set
09:15:30 GMT <kaushal> soveran: apologies for bugging
09:15:37 GMT <kaushal> as i am not sure what value i need to set
09:18:47 GMT <soveran> kaushal: what's the maxmemory-policy you are going to use?
09:19:49 GMT <soveran> kaushal: maybe read this section: https://redis.io/topics/memory-optimization#memory-allocation
09:27:21 GMT <kaushal> soveran: ok
09:27:30 GMT <kaushal> let me read https://redis.io/topics/memory-optimization#memory-allocation
09:28:39 GMT <kaushal> soveran: what should be maxmemory-policy set as per the recommendations?
09:29:48 GMT <kaushal> I think the default is noeviction as per redis.conf
09:40:06 GMT <soveran> kaushal: it depends on your use case. What are you going to use Redis for?
11:37:48 GMT <kaushal> Hi
11:38:46 GMT <kaushal> as per https://redis.io/topics/admin, I am running CentOS release 6.8 (Final) with 64GB RAM. How much swap space i need to set?
11:39:00 GMT <kaushal> Make sure to setup some swap in your system (we suggest as much as swap as memory)
11:39:04 GMT <kaushal> as per https://redis.io/topics/admin
12:16:48 GMT <MSHughes> Hey guys. I have taken over as an infrastructure engineer, we have a redis cluster here and I have noticed some issues with the instances and their clock being out of sync. I want get that resolved but am concerned about what will happen with Redis
12:17:18 GMT <MSHughes> Some instances will jump forward, some back in time. Just wondering if this will break replication, or cause any data loss in general?
12:18:21 GMT <MSHughes> Also should I take Redis down for this period where I update the clocks?
13:22:48 GMT <minus> if you take them down nothing bad can happen, right? redis wouldn't know the times after a restart anymore
13:28:37 GMT <MSHughes> minus: I was concerned something would happen if I started it again and Redis realised it was 15m in the past
13:31:02 GMT <minus> oh, that's pretty huge offset
13:31:34 GMT <MSHughes> minus: Yeh
13:31:54 GMT <minus> well, if you can wait 15 minutes… :D
13:32:24 GMT <MSHughes> Not so keen on that :D
20:01:04 GMT <hermatize> Anyone know an easy way to parallelize processes between worker with redis?
20:22:53 GMT <minus> Uhm what
20:31:25 GMT <Habbie> hermatize, perhaps https://redis.io/commands/rpoplpush#pattern-reliable-queue