00:32:43 GMT <mystictot> Hi, I've a data set. I want to store them with current timestamp so later on I can retrieve them based on timestamp. Is there any way to do so. Lets say I want data greater or less certain timestamp.
00:33:05 GMT <mystictot> I'm new to redis.
00:33:33 GMT <mystictot> I found this zadd. Is there any other alternative in redis
00:33:34 GMT <mystictot> ?
10:49:04 GMT <rrva> In redis 2.8, what's the most time-efficient way to dump/restore a database across hosts, with just client access (no shell access) ?
10:56:36 GMT <rrva> all keys
12:44:45 GMT <badboy_> attach one host as the salve of the other
13:55:27 GMT <J-BBB> Hi, anyone a idea how I can configure redis that user1 cant read/write the cache from user2??
14:13:35 GMT <minus> J-BBB: run multiple redis instances
14:14:11 GMT <J-BBB> 1 User -> 1 redis prozess?
14:15:08 GMT <minus> One redis-server, yes
14:22:24 GMT <rrva> @badboy_: won't the SLAVEOF command make the slave read-only? Or can we make it SLAVEOF temporarily to sync all data as a snapshot and then disable it?
14:23:43 GMT <minus> You can slaveof no one when the sync is complete, rrva
14:24:22 GMT <minus> You can make then slave writable too while it's connected
14:24:59 GMT <minus> Check the config file and you'll see how
14:32:30 GMT <rrva> minus: how to check when sync is complete in a programmatic way?
14:34:16 GMT <minus> by parsing the INFO REPLICATION output i guess
15:10:23 GMT <rrva> trying https://github.com/integrii/go-redis-migrator
16:54:04 GMT <amclay> hi, does anyone here know if slowlog takes into account wait times when waiting for other commands to process, or does it log the strict execution time of a command?
16:55:17 GMT <amclay> I'm debugging an issue where some stats show (relatively) long latencies from/to redis, but do not show in slowlog