07:21:23 GMT <impi> hey guys
07:21:25 GMT <impi> good morning
07:21:46 GMT <impi> anyone here running redis in a high traffic environment (min 3000 active users)
08:29:18 GMT <impi> hi hi
08:29:32 GMT <impi> anyone here running redis in a high traffic environment
09:08:18 GMT <badboy_> impi: lots of people
09:08:45 GMT <badboy_> impi: you might have more success by asking a direct question in case you have an issue or design problem
09:11:12 GMT <impi> hey badboy_ sorry for the vaque question, was just probing, here is a more direct one
09:11:26 GMT <impi> I am running a fairly busy php site
09:11:46 GMT <impi> i store application cache in one redis instance and sessions in another, my question is around the application cache instance
09:12:39 GMT <impi> i see my graphs in terms of network output scale as the traffic scale, they are in sequence, i am just wondering at what point do i have to start to worry about the amount of data i am puiing over the network
09:12:48 GMT <impi> at my peak i am seeing 18MiB/s
09:12:56 GMT <impi> with a 93% cache hit rate
09:13:28 GMT <impi> i am using a cache.r3.2xlarge and it's cpu is at 2% during the peak
09:14:17 GMT <badboy_> at the point where you are exhausting the network I'd say
09:15:28 GMT <impi> ok, thanks for that, i think I am not close to that yet, im going to do some load tests and will report here
09:20:02 GMT <mikhael_k33hl> How do you do integration test with redis?
09:20:56 GMT <minus> mikhael_k33hl: your test can just start a redis instance for itself, on a random port or unix socket
09:23:02 GMT <mikhael_k33hl> minus: do you know any good embedded redis mechanism for java/spring?
09:24:24 GMT <mikhael_k33hl> minus: can you elaborate on that "start a redis instance for itself"
09:25:27 GMT <minus> execute `redis-server` in your test setup
09:26:02 GMT <minus> i'm actually using spring-data-redis but i don't have any of that code tested
09:26:20 GMT <minus> so i can't really help you there
09:31:04 GMT <mikhael_k33hl> minus: okay, thanks for the suggestion
14:17:07 GMT <wasanzy> hello
14:17:16 GMT <wasanzy> when does sentinel logs activities?
14:18:18 GMT <wasanzy> my sentinel doesn't seem to log any transaction since 22nd of this month
21:43:48 GMT <diego__> hi! Is it bad open and closed redis connection every web request?
21:46:13 GMT <minus> it's not bad, but not very efficient either
21:47:06 GMT <diego__> I'm facing this.. because I need to use "MULTI" command concurrently.. Any alternative? thks