Question about stored values in redis?

[Pere Urbón Bayes]

Hi,
my name is Pere, and I've a few questions around redis storage. The
important thing is that in my project, some values are not being
stored in redis, but no exceptions notifies this situation.

I've the problem that I am not able to reproduce this, but I would
love to include some sanity check code, do you have any idea how I can
check if a value was really stored or not in redis? How to make redis
complain if there are errors or how to debug this crazy problem?

Thank you very much,

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[Peter Bourgon]

Are you checking the reply object from your store command?

I've never seen a situation where the reply is "as expected" and Redis
has somehow silently failed to apply the command.

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[ivan babrou]

What language and client do you use? How do you set values in your code? Do you have expire and maxmemory in redis?

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[Dvir Volk]

Hi

A good place to start would be the MONITOR command in the console, which shows exactly what actions are being performed on your server.

if values are not stored, it usually amounts to one of the following:

1. you have a slave and a master, and are writing to the slave by mistake.

2. you have some problem with the keys, so you are not reading the same keys you are writing.

3. it's a problem with your client or your code.

MONITOR will show you what you are actually doing to redis.

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[Pere Urbón Bayes]

Thanks! Will try all of this, I've the feeling that its a problem with
the gems we are using and how they set the namespace, but I am not
sure and need ways to prove it, xD!

Thank you very much!

- purbon

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