Francisco and Jason,
EDS is very affordable and, for early stage companies where cash flow is
especially critical, the EnterpriseDS for Startups program
(http://www.basho.com/startups.html) makes it even more so.
Happy to discuss off-list with anyone who is interested.
Dean
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Throwing up distributed cloud instances for important but small data isn't that
expensive.
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On Oct 5, 2010, at 10:29, francisco treacy wrote:
> I imagine that if you can afford clusters in multiple datacenters then
> you should be able to afford Enterp
Make sure you set ulimit -n before starting Riak. A value of 1024 or larger is
recommended (on OS/X the default is 256). Example:
$ ulimit -a
core file size (blocks, -c) 0
data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited
file size (blocks, -f) unlimited
max locked memory
I've run into a problem with Riak on my development machine, and I can't quite
sort out what's happening. I've tried stopping the riak processes and
restarting it back up again, but it will not service any requests.
Has anyone seen this before?
$ curl -v -X POST http://riak:8098/riak/test -d'
I imagine that if you can afford clusters in multiple datacenters then
you should be able to afford EnterpriseDS. Or is it prohibitively
expensive?
I have no idea. But afaics that's Basho's revenue model.
Francisco
2010/10/5 Jason J. W. Williams :
> Maybe the community can come up with a solut
Maybe the community can come up with a solution for those of us that can't
afford or yet justify EnterpriseDS.
-J
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On Oct 5, 2010, at 9:40, Dean Cookson wrote:
> Andrew,
> The best way to do what you describe is to have a cluster in each datacenter
>
Andrew,
The best way to do what you describe is to have a cluster in each datacenter
with the multi-cluster replication feature from the EnterpriseDS version of
Riak running between them. Replication will automatically propagate writes in
both directions and will give you the local access perfo
Hi Andrew,
Distribution in Riak is based on the concept of the vnode (virtual
node). The vnode is the unit of measure in reference to "N" replicas.
At the time of cluster creation there is some upper limit of vnodes in
a cluster. The number of vnodes a pnode (physical node) owns is based
