Jason,
In general Riak Search is far from a Solr/Lucene clone. It's main relation
is that it supports the Lucene syntax and has an HTTP interface that
roughly looks like Solr but doesn't support a lot of it's features and also
has different semantics in some cases.
If you rely on specific Lucene
I've been working on my own "simple" memory resident database on top
of riak core. I've been doing this as part of my work on building a
mud (multi-user dungeon) that will run in a distributed and clustered
environment. I hope that I'll be able to release the DB application in
the not too distant f
Thank you to everyone that answered my first message.
I got ideas from every answer. Most helpful.
We decided to go ahead with a few more tests.
We are storing each page hit has a new object. Some of the queries we are
doing need to visit many objects,
and doing it in real time would not work. S
Hello Riakers,
I am new to Riak/Riak Core. I would like to learn some small-sized
Riak Core examples to learn different aspects of Riak Core.
I found three old examples in the bolg from the blog (Basho Banjo , 4
examples in "try try try", and riak_id), but I would like to try more.
Are there ot
The mem_allocated stat reports the amount of memory allocated for the
system (not just Erlang). This number is returned by the memsup module:
http://erldocs.com/R14B02/os_mon/memsup.html
There are also a series of stats prefixed with "memory_" which provide
memory information for the Riak node.
ht
A go-getter by the name of Kyle Quest did manage to port Riak 0.13 to run
Windows and put out a screencast about it four months back:
http://vimeo.com/29764118
I believe Kyle is still on the list. Perhaps he can share some details on
the port...
Mark
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 8:43 AM, Andrew Thom
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 05:19:09AM -0800, Jeremiah Peschka wrote:
> Bitcask and LevelDB are pluggable back ends for Riak. Bitcask is the default,
> and LevekDB is needed right now for secondary indexes.
>
> Windows was once POSIX compliant for about 15 minutes, then Microsoft changed
> their min
I was hoping someone could clue me in on exactly what the mem_allocated stat
is measuring.
I'm running a 6 node cluster, 4gb of ram per node. We've got about 12M keys,
but this will be growing substantially in the near future. The cluster looks
relatively good in terms of memory use, with about 3
Hi,
Me and my colleagues are particularly interested on causality management
in optimistic replications settings, and since most other systems use simple
Last Writer Wins approaches, Riak is a good testbed as it allows exposing
concurrency to the clients, offering more options than a pure LWW i
Let's say, I have events and users. I want to group events by properties of
users. In SQL it looks like this:
SELECT u.gender,
u.age,
u.nfr,
u.nafr,
e.event_id,
COUNT(e.id) ecount,
SUM(e.event_value) esum
FROM sn_users u
JOIN daily_events e on e.sn_user_id
Bitcask and LevelDB are pluggable back ends for Riak. Bitcask is the default,
and LevekDB is needed right now for secondary indexes.
Windows was once POSIX compliant for about 15 minutes, then Microsoft changed
their mind. What this means is that you need to write wrappers around how
Windows ha
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