08:37:12 GMT <badboy_> Habbie: P for precise
08:37:17 GMT <Habbie> ah yes
08:37:36 GMT <badboy_> (and probably because M as a prefix was considered to be Multi
08:37:41 GMT <badboy_> (like MGET)
09:28:25 GMT <watmm1> Hey, wondering if anyone is familiar with Redis on AWS (ElastiCache). I'd like to know if TTLs persist when you restore a backup? Thanks.
14:50:07 GMT <Vada> Hello, I have a problem, Can you help me ?
14:50:14 GMT <Vada> question*
14:51:23 GMT <Vada> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41145092/redis-page-view-counter
14:57:53 GMT <*> Sembiance  l voes redis.
14:57:56 GMT <Sembiance> err
14:57:58 GMT <*> Sembiance  loves redis.
19:03:32 GMT <a|i> how do I pass an array of keys to mset when using lua script?
19:05:28 GMT <a|i> should I just use a loop over set instead of calling mset when using lua script? no perfromance penalty?
21:47:20 GMT <mustmodify> I'm working on a project to transition from a relational database to a document-based store for part of my client's data, largely because of speed. In this domain, a visit has many data. One decision I must make now is whether to store the whole visit, along with all data, or to put each datum as the value in a hash.
21:47:55 GMT <mustmodify> If I put it in a hash I could access a datum directly, I suppose. I don't particularly need that right now but it's one of those things that might end up being very handy.
21:48:03 GMT <minus> well, first of all, redis is not a document store
21:48:11 GMT <mustmodify> Oh?
21:48:27 GMT <minus> it has hashes, but they're only one level deep
21:48:32 GMT <mustmodify> It seems like a document store.
21:49:01 GMT <minus> imho doesn't qualify as one, but if it suits your needs you're golden :)
22:59:02 GMT <mustmodify> minus: What would you suggest?