I'm a little late to the party, but the way I've been handling
marshaling is using an explicit map/reduce phase to perform the
marshaling and/or data massaging. You can chain map phases together by
using the special bucket/key pair {none,none} and passing the
intermediate data via the KeyData. This
gt;
> On Jul 29, 2011, at 9:09 AM, Brian Rowe wrote:
>
>> This isn't completely accurate. There's nothing to stop you from
>> writing a module that reads in a key, compiles the payload as code,
>> and calls a function within the newly compiled module. Similarly, you
This isn't completely accurate. There's nothing to stop you from
writing a module that reads in a key, compiles the payload as code,
and calls a function within the newly compiled module. Similarly, you
can set up the nodes to point to an external library path and run the
modules from there.
As fa
gt; reduce, etc. I'm hoping I've got my facts right, but if I don't
do let me know.
http://cartesianfaith.wordpress.com/2011/07/27/mapreduce-tips-and-tricks-in-riak/
Regards,
Brian Rowe
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Hello,
I had this same problem with a different project (Nitrogen +
Mochiweb). The problem is that in R14B03, there is an additional check
within reltool to prevent duplicate modules from being packaged. IIRC
the best of the kludges was to add an exclude directive in the
reltool.config.
HTH,
Bria
b Ippolito wrote:
>>
>> It sounds like there is a typo, I would assume that it should be "the
>> input of later evaluations will include the output of earlier
>> evaluations". It's not really a reduction otherwise.
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 3:03
Hello,
I see the following on the Basho wiki for Riak [1]:
The important thing to understand is that the function defining the
reduce phase may be evaluated multiple times, and the input of later
evaluations will include the input of earlier evaluations.
For example, a reduce phase may implem
Hello,
I made some enhancements to Rekon that I thought the community might
be interested in. The primary pay-off is the ability to execute
map/reduce jobs over a bucket via Rekon. You can assemble phases
together directly from the browser, execute the job, and see the
results. The jobs can be any