Hi Anthony,
Thanks for your reaction.
>From what I gathered from the Riak source code I am indeed afraid we have to
>go with some home-grown solution.
As we have a somewhat different structure (multiple sites with multiple data
stores) I think that we keep to our home-grown Dynamo ring software
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 09:55:58AM +0100, Marc Worrell wrote:
> From what I gathered from the Riak source code I am indeed afraid we have to
> go with some home-grown solution.
> As we have a somewhat different structure (multiple sites with multiple data
> stores) I think that we keep to our ho
Hi,
It almost sounds like you might just want to investigate use riak_core
instead of full blown riak. The riak_core component only deals with
ring management and messaging. We've used it to create a completely
different distributed store with a thrift frontend and custom C database
backend.
Hi,
We are working on the distributed version of Zotonic (the Erlang CMS), as some
know.
We have some home-grown Dynamo like software for the ring-management.
Still I want to do a reality check, as I much prefer to go with more "standard"
software.
For Riak we bumped into the following problem
