The Python client connects to one specific node. The downside to this is that
the client has to have knowledge of the node and the node has to be up. If that
pre-configured node goes down the client is stuck.
What options are there for letting a client connect to the cluster through any
node?
You could use HAProxy to handle the load balancing:
http://buffered.io/2010/09/12/webmachine-erlydtl-and-riak-part-2/
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On Saturday, February 19, 2011 at 7:19 AM, Mike Stoddart wrote:
> The Python client connects to one s
The problem you're running into is that Luwak will only store the information
about a file that you tell it. Unless you make the luwak_file aware of the
file's metadata in the filesystem (through luwak_file:set_attribute), you're
simply telling luwak to store the binary data that is read from di
On 18 Feb 2011, at 23:20, Wilson MacGyver wrote:
> We use the java client, mostly in groovy. In terms of wish list
>
> 1: Protocol buffer support, this is addressed in the 0.14 version.
>
> 2: make the httpconnection max client setting work. I couldn't get this to
> work
> no matter what I do.
Also, if you want to use protobufs instead of REST with HAProxy, just
setup your HAProxy configuration with something like the following:
listen riak 192.168.1.1:8087
server servername1 192.168.1.2:8087 weight 1 maxconn 1000
server servername2 192.168.1.3:8087 weight 1 maxconn 10
Does Riak Search support timestamps? The majority of my data is
queried using timestamps; e.g. the last three hours of data or the
snapshot from Jan 20th at 08:00:01 etc.
Thanks
Mike
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I think the way to do it is to parse the date/time into an int (unix
time) and do an int range query.
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On Feb 19, 2011, at 20:31, Mike Stoddart wrote:
Does Riak Search support timestamps? The majority of my data is
quer
