See Riak as a plain k/v store for saving, and later apply map/reduce
for further analysis.
> userId, partnerId, {products: [{productId: value, productName: value,
> productPrice: value, productUrl: value, productDescription: value},
> ...]}, orderId, date
For logging I would just make that a JSON object and save it.
Depending on your query patterns you would want to have a bucket per
partner, or a bucket for time slice. Search the mailing list, there
was a thread describing a similar use-case.
Francisco
2010/6/21 Norman Khine <nor...@khine.net>:
> hello, i want to log this into a riak datastore but i am unsure how to
> design the buckets:
>
> userId, partnerId, {products: [{productId: value, productName: value,
> productPrice: value, productUrl: value, productDescription: value},
> ...]}, orderId, date
>
> this basically is a log for when a user access a partner site, we have
> about 35 partners and everytime user goes to the checkout page we want
> to store this data to analyse later.
>
> any advise much appreciated.
>
> norman
>
>
>
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