15:36:58 GMT <nilesh> hello
16:23:18 GMT <gho> Hi, in python redis, is it possible to do get "keyx*"
16:23:18 GMT <gho> ?
16:23:24 GMT <Guest41387> e.g. use wildcards
16:23:58 GMT <xep> it's best if you keep track of the names of your keys instead of using the "KEYS" command
16:24:17 GMT <xep> if you want a nice, fast, low-latency Redis, KEYS is not your friend, ever
16:24:40 GMT <Guest41387> okay I'm probably only handling a few 1000 keys
16:24:50 GMT <Guest41387> so i'd have to put them into a set?
16:24:56 GMT <xep> yes
16:24:58 GMT <xep> that'd be way more efficient
16:25:05 GMT <Guest41387> I basically want to get everything out of redis to batch insert into a database
16:25:09 GMT <xep> that's the ideal way of doing things in Redis
16:25:12 GMT <Guest41387> but I want to get different types of keys
16:25:16 GMT <xep> yeah, track 'em in a set
16:25:19 GMT <xep> and then you have the names of them
16:25:50 GMT <xep> "KEYS" is the "nuclear option" not to be used for production code. I use it on a dev instance to play around / debug stuff sometimes
16:26:22 GMT <Guest41387> I basically want to avoid doing a get for all the keys
16:26:27 GMT <Guest41387> I just watch to fetch them all in batch
16:26:30 GMT <xep> MGET
16:26:33 GMT <xep> (multi-get)
16:26:50 GMT <Guest41387> hmm ok thanks
16:27:07 GMT <xep> sure. gotta run now. have a good one!
19:41:25 GMT <tgodar> anyone worked with redis and node/socket.io able to answer some design questions?
19:43:00 GMT <tgodar> little confused by how to watch for change on values in redis, and how to manage subscriptions ... but that gets a bit off topic for here
19:44:22 GMT <tgodar> Thinking maybe I should watch a queue and not redis...
19:47:39 GMT <tgodar> need to maintain a cache of current states but also trigger a publish on change
19:51:05 GMT <tgodar> ill try again on a weekday...
21:54:11 GMT <gitgud> hello. for the zscan operator of sorted sets, does the answer come back with a cursor and order that stays consistent with the score?
21:58:42 GMT <gitgud> for [a_something 0, ab_wewqe 1, a_safadsf 2, a_trewtr 3, ab_vcvxzv 4, a_juiu 5] and a zscan search on ab_*, i want to get back [ab_wewqe 1, ab_vcvxzv 4] preserving the order of the set and getting back the right cursor
22:10:57 GMT <forgotmynick> hello
22:11:32 GMT <forgotmynick> can a single instance of redis be used on a server with multiple users with data isolated/secured from each other?