I've attached the 'du -k' output. All folders seem to be about the same
size. The bucket settings would be the defaults. I've also attached the
app.config
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Jeremy
On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 10:14 AM, Rusty Klophaus wrote:
> Hi Jeremy,
>
> Yes, riak-admin backup reads all data, iterating through
Hi Jeremy,
Yes, riak-admin backup reads all data, iterating through each vnode, to
create the backup file. To restore, it performs a normal put operation for
each object.
Can you run 'du -k' within the ./data/eleveldb directory on your dev node.
This will list the size of each vnode directory. I'
I ran the queries against the production cluster and could not reproduce
the issue (*whew*). It gave me consistent correct results for the repeated
queries.
The main difference I see is that the data on the prod cluster is written
directly to Riak and on the dev machine it is restored data. Do the
The output from the commands all look normal (just running a single node).
I'm going to see if I can reproduce this outside of this setup.
$ bin/riak-admin ringready
TRUE All nodes agree on the ring ['dev1@127.0.0.1']
$ bin/riak-admin transfers
No transfers active
$ bin/riak-admin member_status
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Hi Jeremy,
That is strange. Can you try running "bin/riak-admin ringready",
"bin/riak-admin transfers", "bin/riak-admin member_status", and
"bin/riak-admin ring_status"? Does everything look normal?
Also, if possible, a zip file of your ./data directory would help us
immensely while troubleshooti
I'm seeing an issue where running the same index query multiple times
against an unchanging set of data returns a differing numbers of items.
Riak error and crash logs are empty.
I've seen this on my dev machine (haven't noticed it in production, but it
could be happening). The production cluster
