07:28:40 GMT hi all! 07:29:22 GMT how to move data from db_1(x) to db_2(y) ? db_1 and db_2 it's different databases 08:32:35 GMT sagax: Redis 4 has SWAPDB: https://redis.io/commands/swapdb 08:48:49 GMT oh, i have redis 3 08:49:26 GMT then you are out of luck 08:52:44 GMT maybe MIGRATE can? 09:34:19 GMT is there a way to compare 2 redis instances? 09:34:23 GMT like a instance "chksum" 09:35:30 GMT DEBUG DIGEST 09:37:17 GMT badboy_: thank you 09:37:55 GMT badboy_: I read its cpu intense, very bad? 09:39:26 GMT It has to iterate all key 09:39:28 GMT *keys 09:40:29 GMT ok guess I gotta testrun to find out 09:40:53 GMT issue is I kind of need a slave on a different continent 09:41:14 GMT but not sure if that works well with the replication, so I thought about having independent masters and just give them the same from the same source 09:41:22 GMT but have to check regularly if they are in sync 09:41:32 GMT badboy_: any other ideas or suggestions regarding georeplication? 18:41:17 GMT o/ 21:30:46 GMT Hi there, I've got a quick question on redis cluster replication latency. I'm running a world-wide cluster (So up to 100ms latency between nodes) and I'm wondering what will happen if I set a key K1 on master M1 and ask a slave S1 (With READONLY set) to read this key. As replication is asynchronous a potential state exists where the K1 hasn't been replicated to S1 yet. Will S1 try to get information from M1 or just return "not found" ? 21:33:15 GMT jo__: the latter 21:33:36 GMT slavery is bad >:( 21:35:33 GMT thanks @minus so only "solution" will be to use WAIT after SET using the total number of replicas as argument ? (Yeah pretty bad solution I recon) 21:38:22 GMT didn't even know about that command 22:35:52 GMT What do you respond to your both with when he requests a simpler database API and we're using redis...