12:11:10 GMT <drake01> Hi, I am trying to enable tcp keepalive for celery and redis connection. can I do it? (I have tcp-keepalive set to 60 in redis.conf)
15:54:13 GMT <virhilo> hello :)
15:54:35 GMT <virhilo> any of you ever encountered issue with keys disapearing from DBs with higher numbers?
15:55:05 GMT <virhilo> like 1-6 have same keys 1,2 will have them while they will disapear on 3-6
16:04:54 GMT <Habbie> virhilo, 'disappear'?
16:06:51 GMT <virhilo> Habbie: 'keys *' is empty out of blue
16:06:54 GMT <virhilo> like someone would do flushdb
16:06:59 GMT <virhilo> but no one did for sure
16:07:06 GMT <Habbie> do you have logs that prove that?
16:07:10 GMT <virhilo> seem completly random
16:07:12 GMT <virhilo> hmm...
16:07:24 GMT <Habbie> it is by far the most likely explanation with this information :)
20:00:38 GMT <Sweepyoface> Hi, I have a system that, on an HTTP request, queries a backend system and from that it posts the data to redis, which is then read by the API
20:01:24 GMT <Sweepyoface> the backend simply returns true when the data is posted, since it is legacy software there is a byte limit through that channel, which is too low
20:01:37 GMT <Sweepyoface> would it be more efficient to use pubsub or just set and get a key?
20:01:57 GMT <Sweepyoface> since I know when the data is published/set