12:03:10 GMT <vruz> Hi, there is a little problem with the redislabs website. I know this is not a redis problem, but you may be able to give some pointers
12:03:46 GMT <vruz> I was curious about using redis to craft a time series database
12:04:03 GMT <vruz> So I requested this white paper
12:04:08 GMT <vruz> https://s28.postimg.org/khznk9jod/Screenshot_at_2017_02_11_08_51_42.png
12:04:42 GMT <vruz> Unfortunately that URL isn't to be found, triggers an Error 404
12:05:15 GMT <vruz> This is the URL where the document used to be
12:05:16 GMT <vruz> https://redislabs.com/Downloads/Redis-Labs-Using-Redis-as-a-Time-Series-Database-1215.pdf?mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTlRFMk9EUmhNR0kwT1dFeSIsInQiOiIxYmh0YjFmM1Q5NVFKWHhJQ0hvcnBWMUllVldGWkhMYzlFNVVPb09cLzlZVUp4aWZFT1lscFwvNW9EQ1BXZlJ4WG91czVtYjVYUTV0Y0txZW1kVEw3ZDhCTjJkMmZ5d2hjdXFhN2FaMGFUNnRrQjA4STVyV29jdnVWR0NIV3VER1pcLyJ9
12:06:00 GMT <vruz> Does anyone have a copy or know how else to access it?
12:06:17 GMT <vruz> Thanks in advance if you can offer any pointers
12:11:08 GMT <Inge-> hmmm
12:12:08 GMT <Inge-> Like this? https://www.infoq.com/articles/redis-time-series
12:12:52 GMT <Inge-> Or this https://redislabs.com/docs/using-redis-as-a-time-series-database-why-and-how/
12:22:35 GMT <badboy_> vruz: RedisLabs is its own company, you should ask them about broken links ;)
13:13:59 GMT <vruz> Inge-, I was reading that too, but I don't know if that's the same article
13:14:51 GMT <vruz> Inge-, I thought the document from the official website would offer other additional insights
13:15:18 GMT <vruz> Inge-, Thank you anyway
13:19:21 GMT <bobsadino> hi everyone
13:56:35 GMT <darkwater> I want to store a plot of battery over time, how can I best use redis for this?
13:57:04 GMT <darkwater> was thinking a sorted set with timestamps as score but I'd have issues with duplicates
13:57:30 GMT <darkwater> with a hash I can't nicely get a range, or a I wrong?
14:21:14 GMT <minus> better use a time series database instead of redis. if you just want to plot this single one battery, just use rrdtool
14:29:13 GMT <darkwater> multiple batteries, also other data possibly
14:29:25 GMT <darkwater> I just need a way to store, I'm making my own front-end to it
14:29:29 GMT <darkwater> and I'm already using redis anyway
20:45:12 GMT <jwilm> Is there any sort of throughput limit for AOF persistence? I've got a Redis instance doing ~50k ops/sec average and peaking over 100k for minutes at a time. Data set is ~40GB in memory with many writes/deletes