04:42:25 GMT <Shraaddha> Which tools can be used for Redis Performance monitoring?
09:20:34 GMT <chrissooo2> hi, i hope someone can help me
09:20:54 GMT <chrissooo2> i have set up redis-server with two instances on a centos 7 server
09:21:02 GMT <chrissooo2> i use sockets
09:22:17 GMT <chrissooo2> now i see some problems with selinux on second instance, at the moment i set redis_t permessive, but is there a betther way to handle it?
09:57:45 GMT <rroa> I migrated my redis master to another host by marking it as a slave of the former master. After the initial replication, I shut down the original master and removed the slaveof parameter from the redis config of the new master.
09:58:28 GMT <rroa> Now when I restart my new master, it still reverts to being a slave of the old master, even if there's no config variable in redis.conf that it's a slave
10:07:38 GMT <rroa> Even if I mark the instance as master with "SLAVEOF NO ONE" it goes back to being a slave in a few seconds
11:19:41 GMT <asif> i have issue selecting data type, i have a data set in json format and i want to store a line but content should be identifiable as key value pair, which data type is best for this data
12:01:16 GMT <asif> any body home?
12:01:50 GMT <minus> hashes maybe
12:02:15 GMT <minus> or normal values
13:37:29 GMT <fractalsea> Does anyone know of a database that provides the same operations as redis lists, but has strong durability guarantees?
13:56:27 GMT <Habbie> fractalsea, redis lists are not to emulate in SQL
13:56:59 GMT <fractalsea> Habbie, what about nosql databases?
13:57:25 GMT <Habbie> don't know
15:07:20 GMT <pokk> I'm getting "Redis: OOM command not allowed when used memory > ‘maxmemory" but when checking my memory the usage and peak is no where near the maxmemory. Googling this I find things like https://ma.ttias.be/redis-oom-command-not-allowed-used-memory-maxmemory/ but that seems to only solve the problem when you actually peak
15:07:33 GMT <pokk> anyone happen to know more about this error and/or where to look to figure it out?
15:08:08 GMT <Habbie> pokk, 'info memory' is showing you not being close to the limit?
15:08:18 GMT <pokk> Habbie: correct
15:08:30 GMT <Habbie> pokk, and the operation that is failing, would it happen to be one that requires a lot of memory?
15:08:33 GMT <pokk> "used_memory_peak_human:72.97M" the maxmemory is sett to 500M
15:08:47 GMT <pokk> "500000000" is what it's set to
15:08:54 GMT <Habbie> ack
15:08:56 GMT <Habbie> weird
15:09:18 GMT <pokk> any hint on where to look?
15:09:30 GMT <Habbie> i have no idea