11:09:28 GMT I want to load a module everytime redis starts how can I do this in redis 3.9.10 11:16:41 GMT is that the dev branch? 11:17:12 GMT (i don't have an answer to your question, sorry) 11:18:22 GMT rpap, how do you load it in general? 12:20:29 GMT Hey 12:21:00 GMT So I am trying to learn Redis, relearn --sort of. What are some good quality resources? 12:21:56 GMT https://redis.io/commands/ :D 12:22:49 GMT Handy, in fact, I have a copy of that locally with devdocs.io (quality tool, trust me!) 12:23:00 GMT But I want something that walks me through some good usecases. 12:23:14 GMT I want to build a session store and I am kinda unsure about pipelines et al. 13:43:46 GMT oh 13:44:02 GMT I can't think of any other resources, really 13:44:28 GMT just think of how you would build it normally with algorithms and data structures 13:45:36 GMT then use redis as a "datastructures as a service" to supplant things that make sense 13:46:28 GMT use pipelines only when you have many instructions to run and don't require the intermediary results 13:47:32 GMT probably don't need them until you're done implementing what you want and then realize it's slow in parts because you're waiting for data that you never really use 14:50:03 GMT Hi im trying to make a redis ‘config service', an instance of redis which holds all the current configurations for my products IP’s, databases and other info. I’m trying to make a (nodejs) module which subscribes to the redis instance and updates whenever the server content is changed. 14:56:47 GMT here is my work so far - i made a subscription connection then try to log the contents of a redis key https://hastebin.com/yojawaloju.js it fails because "Connection in subscriber mode" - do i have to make 2 connections to a redis instance to be notified when it updates AND get its content? 14:58:12 GMT is there any plans to try to make redis master/slave mode work better with kubernetes? 14:58:32 GMT currently it is pretty difficult to make redis master/slave cluster in kubernetes 14:59:43 GMT actually i have not found 100% working solution, there are only "proof of concepts" which work if i will just start them. But failovers etc are missing 15:49:02 GMT is https://github.com/RedisLabs/spark-redis the only spark library available? 22:23:37 GMT what a lively bunch