00:18:03 GMT <Beerbelott> Is the redis.io website maintainer (antirez... and mb anybody else?) aware its TLS certificate has just expired?
00:18:25 GMT <Beerbelott> 30 mins ago
15:45:53 GMT <*> mike25de  hi all
15:46:33 GMT <mike25de> is anyone around that can give me a little help?
15:55:15 GMT <minus> no, unless you ask a question
16:16:08 GMT <mike25de> minus: :)
16:16:47 GMT <mike25de> i have 2 workers reading from a redis list(queue) ... is it possible that at the same time the 2 workers read the same value from the list?
16:16:56 GMT <mike25de> or the list are also atomic ?
16:17:00 GMT <mike25de> fifo?
16:21:08 GMT <minus> every single redis operation is atomic
16:25:44 GMT <rshetty> Hey
16:28:44 GMT <rshetty> Say I want to store students and their marks in redis(this is just an example), wherein S1 would have multiple marks M1, M2, M3 and each mark M1 would be scored by multiple students say S1, S2
16:29:25 GMT <rshetty> Firstly I would like to get list of all marks for a student S1
16:29:53 GMT <rshetty> And secondly given a mark M1 fetch all students who has scored M1
16:30:31 GMT <rshetty> I was wondering is it possible to achieve both of them with the same data structure in redis ? Thanks
16:30:36 GMT <minus> if you want to do both you need to either scan all entries you have or build two data sets
16:33:42 GMT <rshetty> minus: As the data set is too large, both the options, scanning all the entries and building two data sets is not feasible
16:42:34 GMT <minus> then just use postgres or so and have it build indices for you