jon gave a much better and more detailed description, but fundamentally no
true lock is possible without an atomic test and set operation.
So far, of all the No Sql DBs I've looked at, only Mongo has that
capability.
On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 4:55 PM, Soren Hansen wrote:
> I've seen a couple o
(1) AIUI a given key/value data pair is "owned" by a given node at one time
and operations on it happen on that node and are then replicated out. Is
this correct?
(2) Is the key/value pair "locked" between pre update and post update?
The motivation for this question is this.
I need to do the fo
(1) AIUI a given key/value data pair is "owned" by a given node at one time
and operations on it happen on that node and are then replicated out. Is
this correct?
(2) Is the key/value pair "locked" between pre update and post update?
The motivation for this question is this.
I need to do the fo
I downloaded the latest pre-built riak for OpenSolaris and installed it on
the latest OpenSolaris release.
When I run bin/riak start I get the following errors:
riak@opensolaris:~$ bin/riak
start
WARNING: ulimit -n is 256; 1024 is the recommended minimum.
bin/riak: line 71: /opt/ri
Hi Guys,
I've been studying Riak and am considering a major technology base
shift in a project I've been working on for more then a decade (the
Project Darkstar/RedDwarf game server.) As may coming to this from a
strict RDBMS background I am sure, I am trying to wrap my head around
vector clocks
