Re: [ANN] The Riak Handbook

Mathias Congratulations. This is a very interesting idea and I think, a true need for the growing community around Riak. May I suggest to give a whole chapter as sample? Giving a random selection of pages doesn't really give an idea on the "depth" of the book, neither about your writing styl

Re: php 5.3 protocol buffer client

I have compared drslump vs 2 others, and found the fastest so far is the one based off of: https://github.com/bramp/protoc-gen-php By a factor of 2x. So far DrSlump is the slowest of the three. The refactored code based off of pb4php comes in at a close second: http://code.google.com/p/pb4php/

Re: How to change existing data from one back-end to another

Markus, You're correct in that backup/restore currently doesn't work with search. You could still use that method but would have to reindex everything which would require list keys. In our next minor version method #2 will get better but it will require you to upgrade. Another method is to writ

Re: php 5.3 protocol buffer client

Nice! I had actually done the same thing using DrSlump's protobuf library and found that it worked quite well and was about 40% faster than HTTP. I'm curious what your results might be performance-wise comparing what you have written to DrSlumps (I noticed there is a commit comment about comparin

Re: Solr interface from python

I was able to figure it out, and yes, i needed to enable search before i add things to the test bucket. Shuhao On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 5:11 PM, Ryan Zezeski wrote: > Shuhao, > > Did you enable search on the 'test' bucket?  I'm not sure what the Python > API is to do that but I don't see it in y

Re: Solr interface from python

Shuhao, Did you enable search on the 'test' bucket? I'm not sure what the Python API is to do that but I don't see it in your code excerpt. -Ryan On Sun, Dec 18, 2011 at 1:39 PM, Shuhao Wu wrote: > I'm having a bit of trouble working with the solr interface: > > >>> import riak > >>> client =

Re: php 5.3 protocol buffer client

Sorry if it wasn't clear, all the changes are in the transport branch: https://github.com/gaiaops/riak-php-client/tree/transport It can be merged into master once we are sure it is production ready. ~ John - Original Message - From: "John Loehrer" To: "riak-users Users" Sent: Thursday

php 5.3 protocol buffer client

Past few days I have been experimenting with a protocol buffers client for riak in php 5.3. https://github.com/gaiaops/riak-php-client https://github.com/basho/riak-php-client/pull/20 It is a port of the existing php client and should be backward compatible with the existing code. Everything

Re: Buckets a Mistake?

Very true. Still I wonder if there's a way to meet peoples expectations that list_keys and delete work for buckets way better. Those two things must be the most requested/commented on things with regard to riak. Tom On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 11:46 AM, Andy Skelton wrote: > Buckets have other me

Re: Buckets a Mistake?

Buckets have other meanings as well, such as configurable values for n_val, allow_mult, postcommit, etc. If you think with the multi backend you can come up with many more interesting uses for buckets. Cheers, Andy On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 11:03 AM, Thomas Burdick wrote: > It seems like every we

Buckets a Mistake?

It seems like every week or so someone asks why list_keys is slow or why they can't delete a bucket. Is it impossible at this point to make buckets their own keyspace or was that the original intention? Sort of confused by the entire bucket notion at this point as prefixing my own keys is simple en

RE: sumo: a riak clojure client

This looks great - Thank you for your efforts. Tim -Original Message- From: "Reid Draper" Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2011 8:45am To: riak-users@lists.basho.com Subject: sumo: a riak clojure client ___ riak-users mailing list riak-users@list

Re: Differing results from same index query

I ran the queries against the production cluster and could not reproduce the issue (*whew*). It gave me consistent correct results for the repeated queries. The main difference I see is that the data on the prod cluster is written directly to Riak and on the dev machine it is restored data. Do the

Re: Differing results from same index query

The output from the commands all look normal (just running a single node). I'm going to see if I can reproduce this outside of this setup. $ bin/riak-admin ringready TRUE All nodes agree on the ring ['dev1@127.0.0.1'] $ bin/riak-admin transfers No transfers active $ bin/riak-admin member_status ==