10:02:38 GMT <Guest12369> i've read a lot about databases inside redis
10:02:46 GMT <Guest12369> read this
10:02:46 GMT <Guest12369> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/redis-db/vS5wX8X4Cjg/discussion
10:03:14 GMT <Guest12369> it's true that there is no benefit to put two db's inside it
10:03:18 GMT <Guest12369> ???
10:03:44 GMT <Guest12369> its better to create two separate instances for each db??
10:06:16 GMT <badboy_> Hi Guest12369. A single question mark is enough ;)
10:06:39 GMT <badboy_> When it comes to databases it again depends on your use case
10:06:43 GMT <Guest12369> jejeje sorry
10:06:58 GMT <badboy_> Mixing data from multiple applications is not advised. Use multiple instances instead.
10:07:07 GMT <Guest12369> i want to separate two applications connected to redis
10:07:27 GMT <Guest12369> i dont want to see her redis cache and the same from them to me
10:07:31 GMT <badboy_> Use multiple instances
10:07:36 GMT <Guest12369> because we are connected at the same redis
10:07:59 GMT <Guest12369> ok, i've read something similar on the internet
10:08:09 GMT <Guest12369> but i need to confirm
10:08:14 GMT <Guest12369> thank you so much
11:56:13 GMT <snowcrshd> hello there! I was curious about how redis implements hyperloglog, so I went through the code. But now I'm confused about how redis allocates its internal objects
11:57:19 GMT <snowcrshd> https://github.com/antirez/redis/blob/unstable/src/hyperloglog.c#L1082-L1112 Here sdsnewlen is called with enough length to cover header size, registers, etc
11:58:30 GMT <snowcrshd> why is it done this way? allocating a large chunk at once, instead of doing multiple allocs (with multiple fields)?
12:09:26 GMT <badboy_> to keep memory bundled together and to minimize allocations overall
12:09:45 GMT <badboy_> also this data belongs together and is turned into an object as one blob of data
12:09:54 GMT <badboy_> you couldn't guarantuee that with multiple allocations
12:16:20 GMT <snowcrshd> badboy_: thanks! I suspected that part about bundling memory together, but wasn't sure if that was the only reason :)
12:16:23 GMT <snowcrshd> really appreciated
17:16:06 GMT <jr__> Hello guys. I have a question. I'm running a little application, using Laravel framework, with a package called: entrust (https://github.com/Zizaco/entrust) and generate a issue as this: https://github.com/Zizaco/entrust/issues/468 in my application. So, they recommend use memcahed or redis. Should I try it?
17:43:23 GMT <minus> You have to know that yourself. I don't even see the problem or how it would possibly be solved
19:02:16 GMT <clinton> Hi everyone
19:03:53 GMT <clinton> I wish to ask a question, anyone in the 🏠