11:18:38 GMT <sweb> i comment bind option but during telnet give me an error 'Connection closed by foreign host.'
12:26:46 GMT <xrated> ty/part
13:56:32 GMT <mrgreenfur> I am getting started with Sentinel. The docs say you need 3 nodes, but I’d like to start with just 2, master/slave. Is this a bad idea?
14:16:54 GMT <mrgreenfur> oh nevermind, i see it’s because quorum can’t be reached with just 1 slave
14:39:51 GMT <badboy_> mrgreenfur: Sentinels are neither master nor slace
14:39:54 GMT <badboy_> *slave
14:40:18 GMT <mrgreenfur> “You only need to specify the masters to monitor”
14:40:24 GMT <badboy_> they monitor a master and its slaves
14:40:27 GMT <mrgreenfur> ah
14:40:42 GMT <badboy_> you can have 3 sentinels and one master and one slave
14:41:33 GMT <mrgreenfur> becuase sentinel is just the monitoring part right?
14:41:39 GMT <mrgreenfur> err coordination
14:41:56 GMT <badboy_> yes
14:42:01 GMT <mrgreenfur> oh, i see you are suggesting i can still have one master and one slave and just add sentinel to another server
14:43:11 GMT <mrgreenfur> i’m not so good at redis config, my other machine has redis for a site cache. Will have to setup another redis setup and sentinel on that one to make sure it doesn’t try to monitor the cache instance
14:45:15 GMT <minus> yes, set up a separate instance if you don't want your existing one in the failover setup
14:46:19 GMT <minus> if you do want it: use that as master and the other other as slave and it'll just clone the data. be sure that your clients can handle failovers though
14:46:20 GMT <mrgreenfur> I can do that just by makign a new .conf file and setting it to a different port, right?
14:46:53 GMT <mstaack> hey everyone
14:52:40 GMT <minus> mrgreenfur: yes, and a new dir, otherwise it'll conflict with save files
15:23:42 GMT <mrgreenfur> thank smuch minus
15:25:39 GMT <mrgreenfur> do most folks use dedicated init.d/redis-server scripts for each instance?
15:27:23 GMT <minus> i use separate systemd unit files. that's all i can say.
15:27:59 GMT <mrgreenfur> cool, thanks again
19:25:36 GMT <zpojqwfejwfhiunz> it's been a couple weeks since I submitted a PR; what is a good way to get some traction on a pull request?
19:25:40 GMT <zpojqwfejwfhiunz> https://github.com/antirez/redis/pull/3889
20:12:50 GMT <badboy_> wait and hope for the best^^
20:31:55 GMT <badboy_> zpojqwfejwfhiunz: that's a pretty impressive result for such a little change!
21:32:39 GMT <mrgreenfur> wao
22:18:33 GMT <farsonic> morning, anyone here done anything with python and redis….
22:18:52 GMT <farsonic> I’m new to redis too and trying to work out some python integration stuff
22:19:06 GMT <farsonic> seems there is a few decent libraries for Redis integration, Walrus being one example
23:01:12 GMT <mrgreenfur> farsonic: what about https://pypi.python.org/pypi/redis
23:01:30 GMT <farsonic> yep
23:01:35 GMT <farsonic> so in that example...
23:01:36 GMT <farsonic> r.set('foo', 'bar')
23:01:46 GMT <farsonic> is foo the key ?
23:01:50 GMT <mrgreenfur> yes
23:01:59 GMT <mrgreenfur> redis packages are pretty lightweight
23:02:10 GMT <mrgreenfur> they almost always mirror the actual redis commands very closely
23:02:13 GMT <farsonic> ok….so if I want multiple pieces of information?
23:02:24 GMT <mrgreenfur> https://redis.io/commands
23:02:29 GMT <mrgreenfur> check it out
23:02:31 GMT <farsonic> ‘foo’, ‘bar’,’bing’,bong’
23:02:44 GMT <mrgreenfur> nope
23:02:49 GMT <mrgreenfur> you have to serialize /marshal it
23:02:52 GMT <mrgreenfur> maybe the library does it for you
23:02:53 GMT <mrgreenfur> try it out
23:02:56 GMT <farsonic> basically looking to grab MAC addresses from a network and store information against them
23:02:59 GMT <mrgreenfur> r.set(‘foo’,...)
23:03:34 GMT <mrgreenfur> there is some support for more complicated types
23:03:43 GMT <mrgreenfur> but the python library will probably help you serialize it
23:03:49 GMT <farsonic> yep
23:03:53 GMT <farsonic> looking into it now
23:07:37 GMT <farsonic> http://charlesleifer.com/blog/walrus-lightweight-python-utilities-for-working-with-redis/ looks interesting
23:07:58 GMT <farsonic> might give this a whirl
23:15:07 GMT <farsonic> if I have 2 or 3 python scripts running can they all read/write to the same redis db
23:15:14 GMT <farsonic> it is just sitting in memory right?