07:29:15 GMT <cloudbud> last night my app servers were not able to make the  connection to redis server.
07:36:17 GMT <cloudbud> how to check the no of clients connected in redis
07:37:15 GMT <colo-work> "INFO CLIENTS"
17:45:45 GMT <keekz> if i set up redis cluster, can i throw all the nodes in the cluster behind a load balancer?
17:56:25 GMT <SmokedCheese> keekz, that's not how it's work
17:57:09 GMT <keekz> how does it work then?
17:57:52 GMT <SmokedCheese> https://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial
17:58:45 GMT <keekz> yeah i see that, it's unclear how the client interacts with that
17:59:51 GMT <keekz> what i'm looking for is durability... if nodes fails, i want the system to continue working
18:00:48 GMT <SmokedCheese> keekz, https://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial#redis-cluster-master-slave-model
18:01:48 GMT <keekz> still unclear how the clients interact with it. does my client need to know of all hosts in the cluster?
18:02:15 GMT <keekz> like if my client is configured to hit host01, and host01 fails, what happens
18:03:22 GMT <SmokedCheese> yes, your client need to know all hosts
18:06:14 GMT <SmokedCheese> if node a fails, then client tries to connect to it's replica
18:10:24 GMT <keekz> cool, thanks SmokedCheese, i'm going to set up a demo and play around with turning off nodes and seeing how the clients respond