+1 for better online docs (wiki). I also don't read them anymore and
also go to the source to figure out what to do or ask on the list.
Also using the Erlang client.
--
Jeremy
On Apr 19, 2012, at 11:31 PM, Daniil Churikov wrote:
> I wonder why you all ask a book, when there is no any docs on mo
I wonder why you all ask a book, when there is no any docs on most wanted
features at all, or they are outdated. E.g. to find how to use 2i queries in
erlang i dive into sources, not docs. I really like riak, but look for
example on mongodb docs, it is solid and useful, you could easily find any
to
A book about Riak (both paid and freely distributed as PDF are good
idea), more snippets, articles, hands on tutorial, screencast and more
documentation.
If you want to spread out Riak to other countries, documentation in
other languages is a good idea (Portuguese, spanish, french, japanese,
chine
Awesome feedback. Much appreciated.
For those of you just joining us, here's the list of suggestions I've
received so far (off and on-list responses). If there's a number next to
the item, it means it was suggested more than once.
Keep it coming. (I'm going to hold off on addressing each of these
Hey guys,
I just wrote a new blog post debugging some issues I'm seeing with riak by
looking at the network. Lots of words and pretty pictures here:
http://blog.boundary.com/2012/04/19/hungry-kobayashi-pt1/
What seems to be happening is that cleanup tasks in our app eventually
become the primary
We are beginning to use Riak Core and I noticed there are no edocs for the
project (or perhaps I just couldn't find them?). While its only one or two
engineers working on the project this is not a big issue but as we get more
eyes on it having more documentation would be a big win. Edocs would
prob
An officially supported first class C and C++ api! I know I've harped on
that one on the mailing list and twitter before - and releasing the alpha
code that was available was a start.. so please know it was appreciated.
However, if C / C++ were, today, a fully supported reliable client library
I'd
On 04/19/2012 07:31 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
What can we be doing better?
I'm not talking so much about features in Riak itself. I'm more
interested in the other resources, tools, docs, processes, etc., that
I may have missed it, but my customer is using CouchDB (guilty for
introducing it) an
+1 for data modelling examples and scenarios
- Tilman
On 12-04-19 11:40 AM, Jeremiah Peschka wrote:
On this note, I think a lot of people would appreciate data modeling examples and scenarios. One of
the biggest barriers to adoption for many new data storage mechanisms is wrapping your brain a
On this note, I think a lot of people would appreciate data modeling examples
and scenarios. One of the biggest barriers to adoption for many new data
storage mechanisms is wrapping your brain around "How would I build XYZ with
this?" The idea of "blog/store/forum/whatever with Riak" is a good s
More posts/ talks on actual use cases, agreed. The funny thing is that riak is
actually one of the dead simplest nosql systems out there. There really isn't
much you need to know to use it or set it up.
Believe it or not that may be a draw back cause there isn't that much to say
about it in pr
Re. code cross reference two bite sized functions I would specifically
highlight would be:
chash function. an in depth dissection of it, how you could change it, and/or
abuse it and what ramifications would that have for key distribution around the
cluster. IMHO this is like one of the key fun
Some tutorials like "how to write a blog, e-commerce shop, forum, social
network, etc. using riak". People are actually afraid to use it for
something they haven't seen it was used for be cause it seems quite compex
in common.
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 10:00 PM, Dmitry Demeshchuk wrote:
> The probl
The problem of any book is Riak rapid evolution.
Sometimes very cool and important features are added within a minor
release. That's generally okay, but I wouldn't read even a half-year
old book, it will contain very outdated information.
I'd add some cross-referencing between code (or features i
Thanks for the praise of my book. I'm curious though, what does "advanced"
entail for you guys? I'm continuously working on updates for the book, and I'm
happy to look at things that you think are missing, but it'd be great to have
some more concrete examples of what you think a book on advanced
A bunch of screencasts is available on Vimeo channel of Basho at
http://vimeo.com/bashotech/videos/page:3/sort:newest by the way.
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 8:53 PM, Alexander Sicular wrote:
> In a word: screencasts.
>
> Short, easy to digest, 2-5min screencasts on:
>
> -Installation
>
> -Usage via
+1 for Mathias' book. It rocks. But I still think that an even more advanced
book will only get so much of an audience.
The masses like to be shown. They don't like to read. Frankly, that means
screencasts.
@siculars on twitter
http://siculars.posterous.com
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On Apr
In a word: screencasts.
Short, easy to digest, 2-5min screencasts on:
-Installation
-Usage via curl
-Step by step walk through of all params in app.conf
-Search. setting up index, querying index via command line. Explanation of
various analyzers.
-Secondary Index usage. Curl examples.
T
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 11:37 AM, Zabrane Mickael wrote:
> +1 for a solid book on advanced Riak usage.
Better marketing of Mathias' excellent Riak Handbook would definitely
help...would be great if it showed up on Amazon at least if not
bn.com.
Someday replication making it into the community ve
Upvote for a book like this.
I've spent a good deal of my time when evaluating Riak searching the Googles
(and perusing the Basho git repo - thanks for that, by the way) for information
like this. This list is a great resource (and so is the wiki, for that matter)
but having a set of defined a
Hi Mark,
The developers I work with would really like to see protocol buffers worked
into the PHP client library. The release of the PB enabled C client made them
happy as they could use that to upgrade the PHP client. Who knows how long
before they can get to that. Until then, it is difficu
I'd buy the book on advanced usage of Riak. Also, I'd attend Basho
Chats in the EU.
Vlad
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 8:31 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
> At this point Riak has been deployed thousands of times. This is excellent,
> but as you can imagine we here at Basho feel this is just the tip of the
+1 for a solid book on advanced Riak usage.
Regards,
Zabrane
On Apr 19, 2012, at 7:31 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
> At this point Riak has been deployed thousands of times. This is excellent,
> but as you can imagine we here at Basho feel this is just the tip of the
> iceberg. We want everyone t
At this point Riak has been deployed thousands of times. This is excellent,
but as you can imagine we here at Basho feel this is just the tip of the
iceberg. We want everyone to be running Riak. The software obviously needs
to solve enough problems for people to want to deploy it. However, we need
Hi Bogunov!
Simple truncation of the bitcask files won't trigger this error, since
bitcask will notice that the last written entry is truncated and ignore
it. In this case a 'not found' is returned to the layer above bitcask.
If on the other hand, an entry (not necessarily the last one written
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