I've logged an enhancement request for the ability to configure or
override the location of the temp folder to make it possible to run
multiple Riak instances as different users.
Provide a way to configure location of Riak temp folder:
https://issues.basho.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1320
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Jeremy
On
Les,
In Riak, there is no single primary copy considered the canonical version. For
each key, there will be N (3 by default) partitions responsible for storing the
associated value. In effect, there are N primaries for any key. This is how
Riak makes its availability guarantees, as well as why
To add to Ian's comment, for me personally, this specific characteristic is in
fact a very important distinguishing feature of Riak vs other scalable KV
systems. To me, this is what separates
My understanding is that Riak borrows this from Dynamo which talks about
"decentralization" - master n
Hi everyone,
Its was a great news to know about Riak's support for secondary indexes.
That was a great work indeed!
AFAIK, one will be able to index equality queries (property:value) and
range queries (property:[red TO rum]) as described in Riak website. But I
have some queries with inequality op
Hi folks,
Riak provides pretty good stats for the KV functionality. Allow me to
throw in a vote for the same level of stats for the MR, 2i, and Riak Search
components. We really have no visibility into those aspects of Riak, other
than what we can collect externally.
Cheers,
Elias
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 10:39 AM, Ian Plosker wrote:
> Les,
>
> In Riak, there is no single primary copy considered the canonical version.
> For each key, there will be N (3 by default) partitions responsible for
> storing the associated value. In effect, there are N primaries for any key.
> This
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 10:56 AM, Vishal Shah wrote:
> To add to Ian's comment, for me personally, this specific characteristic is
> in fact a very important distinguishing feature of Riak vs other scalable KV
> systems. To me, this is what separates
Yes, but it makes it unusable for anything tha
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1) Q - How can I check which
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 10:07:57AM -0800, Mark Phillips wrote:
> 1) Q - How can I check which version of Riak I'm running?
>
> A -
> http://serverfault.com/questions/348530/how-can-i-check-which-version-of-riak-i-am-running
Newer riak packages also include the 'riak version' command:
riak
Sreejith,
Some queries that include less-than/greater-than can also be expressed as
ranges. Your example is simple because someone's age cannot be < 0, so age
< 28 is equivalent 0 <= age <= 27, that is, age ranging from 0 to 27.
Yes, currently 2i only works with LevelDB. Theoretically other backe
Hey Jeff,
Sadly I'm just now getting around to working my way through this guide
on account of the post-holiday catchup game...
Firstly, great job on this. This clearly wasn't a small undertaking.
Thanks for taking the time to write and publish it.
One piece of initial feedback - On the first page
Yeah, that goal changed over time and I forgot to update the front page. I
realized I didn't have enough resources to handle the overhead of that many
machines (open file handles, RAM resources, etc) and reduced my expectation
to about 10 machines, with a more realistic probability of 5-6. In this
Hey Jeff,
Sadly I'm just now getting around to working my way through this guide
on account of the post-holiday catchup game...
Firstly, great job on this. This clearly wasn't a small undertaking.
Thanks for taking the time to write and publish it.
One piece of initial feedback - On the first page
I have this code but this has a Error: TypeError: Unicode bucket name are
not supported, Why happen this?
import csv
import json
import riak
client = riak.RiakClient ( )
search_query = client.search ( 'medicinas','descripcion:A' )
for result in search_query.run ( ):
clave = result.get ( )
Hey Jeff,
Sadly I'm just now getting around to working my way through this guide
on account of the post-holiday catchup game...
Firstly, great job on this. This clearly wasn't a small undertaking.
Thanks for taking the time to write and publish it.
One piece of initial feedback - On the first page
Julio,
The Python client currently doesn't support non-ascii bucket names. This
deficit is being tracked in these two bugs [1][2].
[1]: https://github.com/basho/riak-python-client/issues/32
[2]: https://issues.basho.com/show_bug.cgi?id=649
On Jan 11, 2012, at 4:26 PM, Julio Cesar Ríos Gutierrez
Hey riak-users,
I know many of you use the Ruby client in your applications and so I wanted
to warn you of the following changes:
In an effort to demonstrate that it is the canonical, supported Riak client
for Ruby, I have moved the code for the "riak-client" gem into the
"basho/riak-ruby-client"
If ElasticSearch is a better fit, then using ElasticSearch is the
right thing to do. The whole "NoSQL movement" is really about choice.
At scale there will never be a single solution that is best for
everyone. Riak is intentionally focused on high availability,
reliability, and fault-tolerance. If
Hi Sean,
Thanks for your reply. I also had this idea of using range queries. The
only catch here is finding the minimum and maximum ranges for the query (if
the property is not "age"). Thanks for sharing your idea using ranges. I
will proceed with this.
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Regards,
Sreejith K
On Wed, Jan 11, 2
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 9:14 PM, Joseph Blomstedt wrote:
>
> Some thoughts to ponder:
>
> 1. Do you allow multiple clients to write to Riak at the same time?
> With concurrent writers, "atomic" can mean multiple things. Do you
> want linearizability? Do you want one writer to fail?
In our particu
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