What Dan said too, he didn't forget the port like I did. Any other
errors other than the stats timeout as well as the output of a riak-
admin status would be useful if you see the problem again.
Grant
On Jun 18, 2010, at 1:16, Dan Reverri wrote:
Hi Gareth,
If you are just looking for hea
I would recommend using the ping URL instead of stats for a load
balancer check.
http://127.0.0.1/ping
There may be something else going on and a looking at your logs for
errors would be a good idea but a ping is much less intensive than
running stats.
Grant
On Jun 18, 2010, at 0:41, Gar
Hi Gareth,
If you are just looking for health checks you can use the "/ping" resource:
http://riak_server:riak_port/ping
Daniel Reverri
Developer Advocate
Basho Technologies, Inc.
d...@basho.com
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 9:41 PM, Gareth Stokes
wrote:
> Hey Dan,
>
> Sounds like i do need to check
Hey Dan,
Sounds like i do need to check some things then.
The load balancer does a health check every 30 seconds.
Going through the monitor logs, the cpu was peaking up to about 60% which im
not too sure if was caused by load or by the riak process doing whatever it
was doing.
And, I do seem to
Hi Gareth,
I'm not aware of any mechanism that turns the stats url off for any reason.
How often are you pinging the stats url? Do the timeouts correlate with any
other event on the system (higher load, cron job, etc.)?
Thanks,
Dan
Daniel Reverri
Developer Advocate
Basho Technologies, Inc.
d...@
hey guys,
so i have a cluster of 4 physical machines with a load balancer sitting in
front to handle requests going into riak.
i thought it would be a good idea (not anymore) to use the /stats url to
ping the machines the cluster for their health. this is what i've noticed in
the logs every few da
Hi all,
1. I have erlang application which is subscriber on 1 nodes. When one
of nodes has new content, the node sends to my client notification in Atom
format. So. I need to save all notifications in JSON format. Now I have just
one idea about schema:
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