00:11:40 GMT <Zectbumo> Ferguson: really? a scan doesn't return all matching keys?
00:14:33 GMT <Ferguson> It does not seem so, running against a cluster it returns a subset of the keys.  Running a test with 30k keys, against a cluster with 3 masters and 3 slaves I usually get around 10k keys back.
00:30:11 GMT <Zectbumo> Ferguson: it sounds like it is due to having 3 masters
00:30:29 GMT <Zectbumo> it makes sense you only get back a third
00:31:06 GMT <Zectbumo> if you performed a scan on all three masters then would you get 100%
00:37:27 GMT <Ferguson> Zectbumo: Is that generally how that kind of operation is done? Explicitly querying each master?  Would a command like KEYS traverse all of the master nodes?
00:44:28 GMT <Ferguson> I understand that SCAN is a better alternative for large requests, but trying to understand what the expectation is around when a result will be exhaustive
01:28:34 GMT <Zectbumo> come on guys. I can blow away ALL databases in 3 key strokes? Who's idea was this! > f, tab, return
13:22:51 GMT <minus> i wonder if adding a confirmation in redis-cli for flushall/db would be doable/acceptable
13:49:06 GMT <badboy_> minus: doable sure
13:49:21 GMT <badboy_> then again there are a hundred other ways to delete your database
13:49:48 GMT <minus> none that are so easy though
13:50:18 GMT <badboy_> killall redis-server; rm -rf /path/to/your/redis
13:50:54 GMT <minus> well, none that are so easily to accidently do
13:50:56 GMT <badboy_> :P
13:50:59 GMT <badboy_> if you're using redis-cli on production, you might rethink what you're doing anyway
13:51:13 GMT <badboy_> and if you're on production you might want to rename these commands to "" anyway
13:51:26 GMT <badboy_> then again, if it would be my project I'd happily merge that PR (:
13:51:48 GMT <badboy_> but I still don't consider it that big of a deal to be honest
13:52:31 GMT <minus> yeah, i agree
13:52:45 GMT <minus> except for the part about not using redis-cli on production
15:08:02 GMT <V-Vega> anyone know of a good link that describes or gives an example of KV db schema  design ?
15:17:36 GMT <Zectbumo> V-Vega: try searching nosql schema design
15:21:45 GMT <V-Vega> yeah .. found a good on here .. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/cdndevs/2015/04/06/learning-redis-part-1-introduction-to-key-value-databases/
16:08:16 GMT <nskalis> guys, does anyone has an estimate when *consumer groups* support will be added to the *streams* data structure ? version or expected date ?