Hi Russel,
sorry for the confusion, when I talk about different indexes, I talk about
different index names, each key only having around 10 indexes. The cluster
is rather small, 2 nodes, with a dataset of about 25GB representing around
30 key entries with a possible total secondary index count
Hi Louis-Philippe,
It costs to create secondary indexes. Nothing is free.
But I'm not sure what "1000 different secondary indexes" means. When you add
secondary indexes we store the name of the index and the value it indexes as
part of the object metadata and on disk in an index.
I'm sure our P
I had heard from a possibly unfounded source that creating over 1000
different secondary indexes could place a burden on cluster performance.
Can anyone confirm that?
L-P
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 5:55 PM, Alexander Sicular wrote:
> I think that's just a memory limit.
>
> mo 2i mo problems.
>
>
I think that's just a memory limit.
mo 2i mo problems.
@siculars
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> On Oct 18, 2013, at 16:44, Louis-Philippe Perron wrote:
>
> Hi,
> this question has probably been answered already, still I can't get to it, so,
>
> What is the maxim
Hi,
this question has probably been answered already, still I can't get to it,
so,
What is the maximum number of unique secondary indexe keys a riak cluster
can manage before running into trouble?
thanks!
L-P
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