Hi,
Thank you Rahil and Gary. These are good ideas and I will look into it. I am
actually looking for an already implemented system with openstack that I can
build wrapper upon and invoke it and study it. I have searched for several case
studies on openstack site but I could not find one with a
Hi
with mongodb(3.2)/cluster deployed with Trove/Ocata, when I try to grow
the initial cluster, I get some weird error:
> trove cluster-grow baca7b0f-a68f-4fdd-b1bf-79c3d11d70fb --instance
"name=extra1,flavor=2x2048x25,volume=1,type=replica,related_to=rs1"
ERROR: b"The value [u'replica'] for
That’s not right, can you make a bug report here?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/trove/
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Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2017 7:43 AM
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Subject: [Openstack] TROVE: mongodb/cluster grow issue
Hi
with mongodb(3.2)/cluster
Hi All,
How does update operation work in Swift?
Like, does it deletes the older object and creates new entry or It finds
out which part of object is modified and just copies or pushes the modified
object?
Thank you
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It depends on what you mean by "update", so let me describe the two things it
could mean.
Suppose you upload cat.jpg to your cluster:
`curl -i -H "x-auth-token: foobar"
https://awesome.swift.cluster.foobar/v1/AUTH_me/cats/bestcat.jpg -T cat1.jpg
-XPUT`
Now you've got bestcat.jpg in your clust
You cannot partially upload objects to Swift. You must upload the full object
each time, and Swift treats the objects as discrete entities. In your example,
the entirety of objectB will be written to disk and the bytes used by objectA
will be freed.
--John
On 19 Jul 2017, at 10:25, Sai Vish
Hi,
Thank you Rahil and Gary. These are good ideas and I will look into it. I am
actually looking for an already implemented system with openstack that I can
build wrapper upon and invoke it and study it. I have searched for several case
studies on openstack site but I could not find one with a
