Hi Travis,
The memory used by Riak (beam.smp) is for more than key storage, of course.
You can assume that in your case RES will get to about the same amount
after a reboot, given a similar workload in Riak.
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Luke Bakken
Engineer
lbak...@basho.com
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 8:54 AM, Travis Kirst
Hi Henning,
Responses inline:
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> However, depending on the size of the `TreeMap`, the serialization
> output can become rather large, and this limits the usefulness of my
> object. In our tests, dealing with Riak-objects >2MB proved to be
> significantly slower than dealing with objects <200k
I have a Java class, which is being stored in Riak. The class contains
a `TreeMap` field, amongst other fields. Out of the box, Riak is
converting the object to/from JSON. Everything works fine.
However, depending on the size of the `TreeMap`, the serialization
output can become rather large, and
