Thanks Luke for your help!
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From: Luke Bakken [mailto:lbak...@basho.com]
Sent: July-21-16 1:55 PM
To: Travis Kirstine
Cc: riak-users@lists.basho.com; ac...@jdbarnes.com
Subject: Re: riak bitcask calculation
Hi Travis,
The memory used by Riak (beam.smp) is for more
> Sent: July-18-16 11:35 AM
> To: Travis Kirstine
> Cc: riak-users@lists.basho.com; ac...@jdbarnes.com
> Subject: Re: riak bitcask calculation
>
> Hi Travis -
>
> The calculation provided for bitcask memory consumption is only a rough
> guideline. Using more memory than th
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Subject: Re: riak bitcask calculation
Hi Travis -
The calculation provided for bitcask memory consumption is only a rough
guideline. Using more memory than the calculation suggests is normal and
expected with Riak. As you increase load on this cluster memory use m
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Sent: July-18-16 11:14 AM
To: Travis Kirstine
Cc: riak-users@lists.basho.com; ac...@jdbarnes.com
Subject: Re: riak bitcask calculation
Hi Travis,
Could you go into detail about how you're coming up with 9GiB per node? Is this
from the output of the "free" co
Hi Travis -
The calculation provided for bitcask memory consumption is only a
rough guideline. Using more memory than the calculation suggests is
normal and expected with Riak. As you increase load on this cluster
memory use may go up further as the operating system manges disk
operations and buff
Hi Travis,
Could you go into detail about how you're coming up with 9GiB per
node? Is this from the output of the "free" command?
Bitcask uses the operating system's buffers for file operations, and
will happily use as much free ram as it can get to speed up
operations. However, the OS will use t
I've put ~74 million objects in my riak cluster with a bucket size of 9 bytes
and keys size of 21 bytes. According the riak capacity calculator this should
require ~4 GiB of RAM per node. Right now my servers are showing ~ 9 GiB used
per node. Is this caused by hashing or something else..
