11:03:54 GMT <dosmanak> Hello. Why sentinel remove is not considered valid configuration statement?
11:27:17 GMT <dosmanak> geeze, I was looking forward nice ansible role, but this.
12:26:08 GMT <badboy_> dosmanak: because it is a command
12:26:22 GMT <badboy_> the configuration file isn't really the place to do dynamic reconfiguration
12:28:03 GMT <dosmanak> So why redis stores its dynamic configuration into this file.
12:28:36 GMT <badboy_> Design Decision ^^
12:29:14 GMT <dosmanak> Althought I appended include of my setting at the end of the file, then new lines are appended at the end, so my local config is not true anymore.
12:31:34 GMT <badboy_> yes
12:32:03 GMT <badboy_> Sentinel is not particular friendly to be fully managed by configuration management systems
12:32:31 GMT <dosmanak> So I cannot prepare static config file, which will get my redis architecture into known state.
12:33:23 GMT <dosmanak> Ok, thanks for discussion, I will try different aproach :-)
12:33:46 GMT <badboy_> You can use an initial config file, but Redis will rewrite it, yes
12:37:39 GMT <dosmanak> One more thing.
12:38:14 GMT <dosmanak> Oh, not really, bad idea :-)
12:39:03 GMT <dosmanak> But it seems feasible to maintaing basic configuration in systemd service.
12:42:30 GMT <dosmanak> But still sentinel monitor is command and config statement, but sentinel remove is only command, oh man...
13:36:02 GMT <janemba> hi
13:37:11 GMT <janemba> is it necessary to use a redis instance (c = redis.Redis()) in case of multithreaded applications ? (I mean for each threads)
14:14:25 GMT <badboy_> Check your client library's documentation on whether it is thread-safe
14:34:40 GMT <minus> long gone, badboy_, long gone.
14:35:09 GMT <badboy_> :D
15:43:31 GMT <danemacmillan> Migrating redis data always seemed like a daunting task, but I just discovered that I can set one instance as a slave of another, and all the data replicates so quick. I set up an SSH tunnel to a remote server hosting 11GB of redis data, and within about five minutes, it was all replicated on the slave. I set it back to a master and the job was done. I just wanted to share this. Fantastic experience.
15:53:09 GMT <minus> if you need to clone all data, yeah
22:55:53 GMT <redissentinel> hello everyone, i was curious if anyone has seen an issue where after increasing 'hz', memory exponentially increases.  I'm seeing this after i bumped hz from 100 to 500. despite reverting the change, memory is still slowly getting consumed and never releasing.