Josh Baker

I appreciate the detailed description of the problem. > It would be very useful if you can share what happens when we shrink aof and how leader communicates to followers...

> Based on your expertise, any insight on why the first aofshrink is behaving in such a way and the second aofshrink is fixing the issue? There's nothing inherent about...

That's strange indeed. `nohup` should be immune to hangups. The 'signal: hangup' message indicates that Tile38 received a SIGHUP, which should not happen unless the shell closes and nohup is...

Oh nice. I forgot all about that flag.

Perhaps the problem is that the WITHIN POINT command requires that the coordinates are lat/lon. You have lon/lat.

The geojson appears to be in the correct order to me. ``` $geoJson = [ 'type' => 'Polygon', 'coordinates' => [ [ [101.37970257356153, 0.478055156390471], [101.37975609768263, 0.4780623891280328], [101.37977851994957, 0.47807034513933927], [101.37982408778241, 0.47802839526145813],...

One other thing. The WITHIN command as shown is attempting to find objects from the “geofences” collection that are “within” a POINT. That may not give the results that you...

The problem with deleting during iteration is that when the current item is deleted, that deletion operation may cause the items in the buckets to the right to move over...

In this case you may want to use the gjson [@join modifier](https://github.com/tidwall/gjson/blob/master/SYNTAX.md#modifiers) ```go object1 := `{ "one": 1 }` object2 := `{ "two": 2, "three": 3 }` combined := gjson.Get(`[`+object1+`,`+object2+`]`,...

It's possible for sure. I haven't had a need for RESP3 so it hasn't been on my radar thus far.