Hello,
I suppose I miss something important as a newbie at riak (and nosql
architecture in general), just point me where :)
I installed riak cluster 0.12 on 3 servers with no difficulties and inserted
some keys as well.
When I want to delete a key, it seams to work well too (got a 404 error when
Hi Justin,
I think we are coming from two different directions here, leading to
some confusion. You seem to treat a get for a non existing key as an
error, in which case all your points are valid of course. I suspected
that this is the reason for the current design choice, but I didn't see
it stat
I just saw https://issues.basho.com/show_bug.cgi?id=275 , which would
actually be just what I need.
Am Mittwoch, den 04.08.2010, 13:58 +0200 schrieb Nico Meyer:
> Hi Justin,
>
> I think we are coming from two different directions here, leading to
> some confusion. You seem to treat a get for a no
I was going to suggest you to take a look at Redis, but you are already
aware of it. Redis is a completely different beast than Riak, with a
completely different roadmap for distributability, complex because of the
commands operating in data structures.
You could look at Voldemort with its pluggab
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