Stanchion is only used for user modification and creating/deleting buckets. The
cluster will function just fine without it except for those functions.
> On Jun 30, 2014, at 3:10 AM, Alex De la rosa wrote:
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> Hi Jared,
>
> Thanks for your explanation and links... my next question is... Is S
> I realize I am somewhat re-inventing the wheel. However I do not need an
"S3 interface"
Then you could just do what you are wanting in Riak. No need for low-level
access to Riak-CS, etc. You could look to CS for inspiration, I suppose.
Also, Stanchion is only needed when doing user related mod
I know of at least one case that uses riak cs for live HLS video at scale,
which is somewhat similar to your use case, so this is not uncharted territory.
While technically it's possible you can design and implement something more
efficient than CS, that may be effort better spent in other areas
There is no event loop in libcurl. That was my point. It can use several
different event loops - libev, libevent , etc. If "libriakclient" uses
libevent only, then I have a tougher time integrating it with other event
loops. Haven't looked into the code much, but the "core" riak-client stuff
(PBC,
I'm wondering if the model that libcurl uses WRT various event mechanisms
would be a better approach?
Example: http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/hiperfifo.html
You can use libcurl with libev, libevent, etc. by providing callbacks.
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You'd probably get better results if you changed the filesystem on every
node in the cluster. If you don't do this, then the performance of one node
could impact others depending on your consistency settings. Depending on
how large your dataset is, you could do this by moving around files on the
no
So, call me naive, but couldn't ZFS be used as Heinze suggested?
I have some SAN horror stories - both operationally and from an economic
perspective.
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Yeah I figured it out and opened a pull request on the riak cookbook.
Thanks!
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riak-cs 1.4.0 fresh install with fresh riak 1.4.1 - getting error when
trying to start riak-cs:
Invalid Riak bucket properties detected. Please verify that allow_mult is
set to true for all buckets.
No buckets in riak. Ideas?
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I don't think you can do what you are asking.If, however, you are truly
viewing your data as being redundant at the node level, rather than the
disk level, then you could just stripe it (RAID 0) on each node. We
haven't been this brave yet...
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We have been maintaining our our chef cookbook for riak because the
old basho one didn't fit our needs. As part of testing riak-cs I see
there appears to be a fork that is referenced in the fast-track (via
the Vagrant instructions)
https://github.com/hectcastro/riak-chef-cookbook.git Is this the
https://github.com/bakins/lua-resty-riak
Lua riak protocol buffer client driver for ngx_lua based on the cosocket API.
master branch is the "get it done now" version and is pretty rough,
but is fairly well tested.
refactor branch is an attempt to cleanup the code.
Enjoy.
--Brian
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On Fri, Nov 2, 2012 at 3:10 PM, Uruka Dark wrote:
> This is my PHP script:
That uses HTTP I assume? If you have the option to use protocol
buffers, you'll usually get a bump in performance.
Also, for another test -- while doing your data loads, kill or add a
node to riak. Then do the same to cou
On Aug 9, 2012, at 4:39 PM, José Ghislain Quenum
wrote:
> my question is fairly simple. If one is developing an app, does that make
> sense to combine memcached with a riak datastore, given that riak has its own
> caching mechanism?
We do a 1 second cache locally within each client for a par
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