I use Riak at my company primarily for time series data; I quickly learned that
key filters were a bad idea (when I designed our data model, I had the uid's of
the objects in MySQL plus the timestamp of the data piece) and once I moved to
Map/Reduce using Erlang module/functions, it dramatically
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 04:20:50PM -0600, Shawn Parrish wrote:
> Howdy Riak folk,
>
> We're looking for a possible datastore replacement for our server
> monitoring check results. Maybe some of you can offer feedback if
> Riak is a possible good solution.
>
> Each ping, http request, etc has a r
Hi Shawn,
tl;dr use Riak and Redis. Could you do it without Redis? Probably. Would I want
to? No.
I'll take a stab at this. It goes without saying that there are many ways to do
this and no "right" way. Each solution will have its own positives and
negatives. It all depends on what you and you
Howdy Riak folk,
We're looking for a possible datastore replacement for our server
monitoring check results. Maybe some of you can offer feedback if
Riak is a possible good solution.
Each ping, http request, etc has a result with various metadata that
we store. We're looking at about 250 millio
