05:12:56 GMT <lpin> Since ZSCAN does not return the elements in order, is ZRANGE the only way to iterate a sorted set incrementally?
06:32:08 GMT <cloudbud> im redis connection to 127.0.0.1 failed
06:32:15 GMT <cloudbud> how to resolve this error
06:37:43 GMT <minus> start redis-server
09:32:35 GMT <cloudbud> how to resolve this error redis error Error: Ready check failed: Redis connection gone from end event.
09:32:40 GMT <cloudbud> my app is node js app
10:43:31 GMT <wasanzy> hello
10:44:06 GMT <wasanzy> I realized all of a sudden, all data in redis got deleted without my knowledge. is there a way to know how this happen?
10:47:00 GMT <arthcp> take a look at the logs
11:02:37 GMT <wasanzy> arthcp: nothing special in the logs
11:12:15 GMT <badboy_> Don't expose your Redis on the internet.
11:12:42 GMT <wasanzy> it is not exposed to the internet
11:34:08 GMT <minus> are you sure or have you checked
11:34:32 GMT <wasanzy> I am sure
11:45:45 GMT <cloudbud> my redis server used memory has crossed the masx memory
11:45:50 GMT <cloudbud> limit
11:45:54 GMT <cloudbud> how to fix that
11:51:53 GMT <badboy_> remove data
11:56:46 GMT <wasanzy> redis doesn't keep history of queries it runs?
11:58:33 GMT <cloudbud> @badboy : how to remove data
11:58:47 GMT <badboy_> wasanzy: No.
11:59:13 GMT <badboy_> wasanzy: If enabled, it does have AOF which can sorta act as "history of write commands" (until it is compacted)
11:59:24 GMT <badboy_> cloudbud: DEL your-key
11:59:43 GMT <cloudbud> @badboy : how to delete the key
11:59:47 GMT <badboy_> cloudbud: if you are hitting maxmemory, you need to reduce your data stored in Redis. Or increase the limit
12:00:14 GMT <badboy_> (obvisouly the last one is only possible if you have enough memory in the machine in the first place)
12:00:24 GMT <badboy_> cloudbud: the same way you insert data: by sending commands.
12:02:05 GMT <wasanzy> badboy_: I don't understand though
12:06:12 GMT <cloudbud> @badboy : my total available limit is 30 G out of which 20 GB is max memory and the memory currently being used is 27 shall i change the configuration
12:26:34 GMT <cloudbud> the retention period for this is 3 hours only
12:45:50 GMT <abwfz> Hello
13:20:37 GMT <cloudbud> How to deal with a situation where the max memory is reched by redis servers and my server memory limit is 30 GB max memory limit is 20 gb
19:16:21 GMT <nuthan> Hi,   We have configured loadbalancer, configured session save handler via redis servers on both the webservers. session.save_path	'tcp://10.140.0.4:6379,tcp://10.140.0.2:6379'  The problem is, when one of the redis server fails, the web server fails.   Is there anything else that needs to be changed in session save_path? Is the above configuration correct for clustering?  Thanks, Nuthan.
20:46:11 GMT <gregh60606> hi - i'm writing an aws lambda that reads a file from s3 and writes key-value pairs to elasticache (redis).  my code is working, however it seems like the lambda finishes before all of my KVPs are written.. i've wrapped my sets in an async.map call and the logging looks right -- just only a handful of 100 KVPs make it into the cluster.  any ideas?
20:46:44 GMT <gregh60606> as fyi, i am using ioredis
21:01:17 GMT <kaos01_> so only security is pritty much your firewall with redis (and password)
21:01:25 GMT <kaos01_> be nice to have tcpwrappers :)