01:34:52 GMT <nickdnk> Hello guys. I just set up a Clustered Redis on AWS with 1 shard and 1 replica, giving me 2 nodes. When I do a GET (key) on the second node, I get a MOVED response for all keys. Are they not supposed to serve the same data when they are the same shard?
01:37:53 GMT <nickdnk> Nobody?
01:38:16 GMT <nickdnk> CLUSTER INFO is identical, yet only one node "works"
01:50:03 GMT <nickdnk> I found out. I just needed to do READONLY. Then it worked.
01:50:11 GMT <nickdnk> good talk
05:30:56 GMT <dft> hello, can anyone tell me how to get num-other-sentinels to report the correct number?  We ran into some issues today and had to reset the sentinels and move the service from 1 node to a new node and now num-other-sentinels reports 3 instead of 2 as it should.
17:07:03 GMT <melkore> We have a server that has a key space of about 0.5mb but we are consuming 28gb of ram with an AOF file around 24gb.  We aren't sure how or why it is consuming that much space so any tips would be appreciated
17:15:58 GMT <badboy_> melkore: please paste the output of the "INFO" command
17:16:08 GMT <badboy_> (but please do not paste it here, put it in a gist or similar)
17:20:43 GMT <melkore> https://paste.fedoraproject.org/510145/
17:22:11 GMT <badboy_> how did you determine that your key space needs about 0.5mb?
17:23:52 GMT <melkore> ran redis-cli --bigkeys
17:24:04 GMT <badboy_> all until the end?
17:25:24 GMT <melkore> there's less than 8100 keys in there with and avg size of 1.05
17:29:26 GMT <badboy_> that is weird
17:30:11 GMT <melkore> That's what I was thinking.  This shouldn't be chewing on much at all for resources
17:30:24 GMT <badboy_> you could try to load the aof in a new instance and see if that fixes it^^
17:36:37 GMT <melkore> hmm I'll have to see if we can arrange that to test.  So nothing is really standing out?  I was initially assuming it was just growing because there was more memory on the machine but that doesn't make much sense
18:14:01 GMT <c2nes> melkore: not using multiple databases are you?
18:48:04 GMT <melkore> single node
18:58:07 GMT <badboy_> oh right
18:58:14 GMT <badboy_> you _do_ have 7 keys in db 7
18:58:14 GMT <badboy_> db7:keys=7,expires=0,avg_ttl=0
18:58:24 GMT <badboy_> in theory they could old gigabytes of data^^
19:00:17 GMT <melkore> I'll take a look, the server isn't heavily fragmented with mem_fragmentation_ration at 1.0 so that's good
19:00:58 GMT <badboy_> yep
19:01:04 GMT <badboy_> it's not fragmented at all ;)
19:01:49 GMT <melkore> It has enough room at the moment but we had to double the ram recently to get it to behave again.  Trying to figure out /why/ it suddenly jumped up has been a challenge