On Mar 18, 2011, at 6:11 PM, Mark Wolfe wrote:
> And just for completeness here is a link to the spring data mapping code on
> github.
>
> https://github.com/SpringSource/spring-data-mapping
Just to clarify: this is the code from Graeme's "inconsequential" project,
which is the foundation of
I implemented a pre-commit hook for riak which gets and updates a specific
"meta" key whenever commits satisfy a specific criteria. I have noticed
however, that doing Client:get to retrieve the "meta" key takes long, and
seriously slows down my commits (about 20 times slower). Are there any
advices
Hello,
We are currently evaluating Riak for an application that will store large
amounts of data in a write-heavy pattern. We'd like to pack many disks into
each machine. Currently, it appears that Bitcask uses exactly one directory to
store data. What is the best way to have it use multiple d
In short, no. Vnodes can not be pointed to individual disks. Whichever
backend you use for riak, all the files will live in one directory.
Your only option is raid and to select the raid that is appropriate
for your application. You basically have 3 options when it comes to
raid levels:
S
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 4:51 PM, Alexander Sicular wrote:
> In short, no. Vnodes can not be pointed to individual disks. Whichever
> backend you use for riak, all the files will live in one directory.
Perhaps another option is to simply run multiple separate raik nodes
on the same machine, each p
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 11:14 AM, Seth Falcon wrote:
>
> Perhaps another option is to simply run multiple separate raik nodes
> on the same machine, each pointed at its own disk.
>
That's what I thought when first reading this, but a hardware failure would
be likely to take out all the nodes on a
Evening, Morning, Afternoon to All -
Here's a brief Recap for the last few days.
Enjoy.
Mark
Community Manager
Basho Technologies
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Riak Recap for March 18 - 20
1) Ryan Zezeski took a break from patching Luwak to write a fantastic
blog post about wh
Hi
I think that may be a Erlang question more than a Riak question.
Can I use Riak to superviseand distribute task to node.js process?
I know that is possible for Erlang to supervise python program.
That should be possible to supervise any program too.
Any plan for that?
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Best Regards,
Eric
