Helmut K. C. Tessarek

This seems odd though. In that case I don't need a `maxmemory` parameter, if it's not honored. Either there's a limit for how much memory can be used by Redis,...

@AngusP I'm sorry, but this still makes no sense. Redis knows its current memory usage, so if I requested a new structure which were to exceed `maxmemory`, it could just...

I'm ok, if Redis won't go over double the limit I set, in which case I just set it to 50% of what I want. My main concern was that...

Actually I just set `maxmemory 32mb` and after running `redis-benchmark --dbnum 10 -q -c 20 -n 100000 -P 1000` the following happened: `used_memory_peak_human:107.14M` Hmm, ok, now I give up. `maxmemory`...

I'm still not sure we've come to a conclusion yet. Please answer the following: Why is there a `maxmemory` parameter, when it is ignored and uses more than twice the...

> If those tests are failing for you then that’s a whole different problem! I’ll assume they’re passing? They pass. But that's not the point. I rather meant that maybe...

@mkuchen well, it all depends. I don't know the Redis code, thus I can't say, if there is any latch contention or other potential bottlenecks. If parts of the 55GB...

@garry-t unfortunately this parameter does not do anything. The explanation why this parameter is not limiting the memory did not make any sense to me. It's the first time I've...

I'm closing this. I don't expect this to be addressed by Redis. Especially after what they pulled earlier this year. Goodbye Redis. @Pradeep205 this might be another issue. I suggest...

> I'm not sure if we would still need to support that I don't think it is necessary, unless the migration is not a one-go approach, but only happens when...