Afternoon, Evening, Morning to all, For today's recap: Riak and Dynamo in Chicago, and some great knowledge from #riak.
Enjoy, Mark Community Manager Basho Technologies wiki.basho.com twitter.com/pharkmillups ----- Riak Recap 7/13 - 7/14 1) seancribbs had a brief conversation with sooli, a MongDB user. (Don't worry, no one was harmed). Gist here ---> http://gist.github.com/476107 2) Not sure if I mentioned this yet, but for all you who live in or around the Windy City, Riak and the Dynamo paper will be the topic of the next ChiDB meeting, happening this coming Monday. Info and registration here ---> http://bit.ly/chidb-july 3) Q --- Anybody know where can i choose in the case of confliting values? If the users choose the right version, or if it's done automatically by riak using timestamps? I suppose the open source version can do both? Is there any way to specify an automatic conflict resolution by riak (ex: by timestamps), instead of always giving the conflicting versions to the client (application layer) to decide? (from ricardoG via #riak) A --- By default, Riak will use physical timestamps stored in the vectorclock to select the "newest version." This behavior can be changed by setting the "allow_mult" property of a bucket to "true" which causes the client to receive all conflicting version. 4) Q --- Anyone uses riak with zend framework? ( from boonkerz via #riak) A --- We haven't heard of anyone doing it just yet. Anyone out there digging into Riak and Zend? (No one will fault you for being the first, boonkerz...) 5) ronr_ opened an awesome discussion in #riak with "we're looking into NoSQL database as a datastore solution for our application. So far, we concentrated on Cassandra, and while things went great, there were still a few issues we try to overcome." This conversation is long but worthwhile. Read it. Gist here ---> http://gist.github.com/477185 _______________________________________________ riak-users mailing list riak-users@lists.basho.com http://lists.basho.com/mailman/listinfo/riak-users_lists.basho.com