C#•2mo ago

Redis.OM Indexes are dropped automatically

I create index using Redis.OM , after some time they are deleted for no reason

Provider.Connection.CreateIndexAsync(typeof(T));

Provider.Connection.CreateIndexAsync(typeof(T));

and I'm getting error

[name]-idx: no such index\nFailed on FT.SEARCH station-idx * LIMIT 0 100

[name]-idx: no such index\nFailed on FT.SEARCH station-idx * LIMIT 0 100

8 Replies

Mayor McCheese•2mo ago

What does the redis console say?

Alex•2mo ago

I can't find anything there https://pastebin.com/64N01kKj

Pastebin

10:C 08 Apr 2024 08:19:46.982 # WARNING Memory overcommit must be e...

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Mayor McCheese•2mo ago

I don't see anything out of the ordinary there Do you know what your eviction policy is? and is anything else caching? also, if you spin up a new redis node ( you can use docker for this ) do you have the same problem

dreadfullydistinct•2mo ago

Weird question: is your Redis instance accessible over the internet Redis does not come with a password by default and I have had this exact issue which turned out to be someone connecting and doing flush all But then again can’t see any sign of that in your logs

Alex•2mo ago

no, I don't. I don't think that limit can be exceeded because the size of data is the same every time, I'm just updating previous values with new information. I create indixes in my backend, and after I restart it everything works fine again Yes it's accessible over the internet. I can try to run the same docker container on my pc for some time and see what happens Is there other way to see all commands have been executed?

dreadfullydistinct•2mo ago

Run MONITOR from the Redis cli I think should show you That’s what I did

Alex•2mo ago

Okay

dreadfullydistinct•2mo ago

I might be wrong if you don't see any flushall, these are good suggestions too

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Redis.OM Indexes are dropped automatically