Also pinging on this one, maybe if I rephrase the questions I'll get
an answer.
Does riak have a last modified field which can be used in a map reduce
job, to say get updated values from a timestamp?
Are last modified times copied when replicating a K/V across data centers
with EDS?
Is there som
Ping
On Mon, Apr 02, 2012 at 06:28:00PM -0700, Anthony Molinaro wrote:
> Hi,
>
> So I found one of my riak clusters misbehaving and found out it was
> running on some inferior hardware. After getting some new machines from
> my ops group. I went ahead and added several nodes. Everything went
That's very interesting, you don't have any Javascript VMs running. Here's
an example on a single node system after restart - I've configured it with
2 map VMs and 3 reduce VMs just to get easy numbers.
(dev1@127.0.0.1)1>
rpc:multicall(riak_kv_js_manager,pool_size,[riak_kv_js_map]).
{[2],[]}
(dev1
Jon,
We dont have any MR jobs running at all :)) Here you go:
1>rpc:multicall(supervisor, count_children, [riak_pipe_builder_sup]).
{[[{specs,1},{active,0},{supervisors,0},{workers,0}],
[{specs,1},{active,0},{supervisors,0},{workers,0}],
[{specs,1},{active,0},{supervisors,0},{workers,0}]],
[
It looks like search:search_doc is using riak:local_client, so it
seems that if riak is to be used with an erlang app that uses
search:search_doc then the erlang app would need to start in the same
erl vm as when riak starts. If not, how?
Thanks,
Wes
Ok. When I bin/riak attach and run the search:search_doc it works.
How to I do a search as a "client" or outside the riak app?
Thanks,
Wes
On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 3:55 PM, Wes James wrote:
> I can get results with:
>
> bin/search-cmd search mybucket "field:some-text"
>
> but if I run erl like t
I can get results with:
bin/search-cmd search mybucket "field:some-text"
but if I run erl like this:
erl -name riaktest@127.0.0.1 -setcookie riak -pa lib/*/ebin
then run:
search:search_doc(<<"mybucket">>,<<"field:some-text">>).
I get the error:
** exception error: bad argument
in functi
Hi Matthew,
Thanks for the logs. Do you know how many map/reduce jobs you run
concurrently? Is this a load-based issue or do you run into problems?
Running this from the erlang console should give an idea of how many pipes,
fittings and JS VMs you are running concurrently ('riak attach' to star
Awesome stuff, Jon. Thanks for the updates and the code!
Mark
On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 2:24 PM, Jon Brisbin wrote:
> I hope everyone who attended Erlang Factory learned a lot and had fun. I'm
> bummed I missed it. :/ Ah well!
>
> I spent some time recently fixing a couple bugs that were hanging o
I hope everyone who attended Erlang Factory learned a lot and had fun. I'm
bummed I missed it. :/ Ah well!
I spent some time recently fixing a couple bugs that were hanging out in some
projects of mine that are Riak-related. Mostly I wanted to freshen them and
update them to use the latest ria
Is it OK to use Riak's native erlang client from an erlang node that's
connected to a Riak cluster via normal erlang distribution
(net_adm:ping etc.), but isn't participating in the Riak cluster? I'm
wondering if e.g. Riak makes any assumptions about nodes listed in
nodes(), or the nodes of proces
Greetings Riak Peoples.
Just wanted to let you know that we have released Riaknostic v1.0.2, which
addresses a few bugs that we encountered.
It's available on our site, http://riaknostic.basho.com/
Please let us know of any issues you encounter.
Thanks!
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