Hi Joe,
For most use cases, there would be no limit to the number of buckets you
can have on a level db cluster. (Aside from obvious limits of, eventually
you'd run out of disk space for all the objects).
Riak essentially treats the bucket as merely a prefix for the key. (It
basi
>From http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/theory/concepts/:
"In general, large numbers of buckets within a Riak cluster is not a problem.
In practice, there are two potential restrictions on the maximum number of
buckets a Riak cluster can handle"
Is there any further,
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 1:27 PM, Alfonso De Gregorio wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Does the Search indexing precommit hook adversely affects the maximum
> number of buckets a Riak cluster can handle?
>
> More specifically: as long as we don't change their properties,
> buckets a
Hi All,
Does the Search indexing precommit hook adversely affects the maximum
number of buckets a Riak cluster can handle?
More specifically: as long as we don't change their properties,
buckets are namespaces for our keys and, theoretically, there is no
limit to their number [1,2]. At the
'cask' per bucket. However,
nothing comes for free and this would come at the expense of file descriptors
at the os level thereby introducing a constraint on the number of buckets in a
cluster. This is similar to how the inno backend currently operates, as Sean
pointed out.
Recogn
We could then fetch the keys for the effected zip codes using map
> reduce. I am open to all suggestions on how to best model this type of data
> in Riak.
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
>
> Sean Cribbs wrote:
>>
>> Scott,
>>
>> There is no limit on the numbe
Riak.
Thanks,
Scott
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Scott,
There is no limit on the number of buckets unless you are
changing the bucket properties, like the replication factor,
allow_mult, or the pre- and post-commit hooks. Buckets that have
properties other than the defaults consume space in the
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On Sep 16, 2010, at 14:17, SKester wrote:
Is there a practical (or hard) limit to the number of buckets a riak
cluster can handle? One possible data model we could use for one
application could result in ~80,000 buckets. Is that
Scott,
There is no limit on the number of buckets unless you are changing the bucket
properties, like the replication factor, allow_mult, or the pre- and
post-commit hooks. Buckets that have properties other than the defaults
consume space in the ring state. Other than that, they are
Is there a practical (or hard) limit to the number of buckets a riak cluster
can handle? One possible data model we could use for one application could
result in ~80,000 buckets. Is that a reasonable number?
Thanks,
Scott
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