I am looking for a software to host millions of files in the order of
2-20MB for web serving. A few (~5%) files are "hot" and accessed
heavily but most of the files are cold. The system is going to work
like a big cache and therefore I need to make sure that the cluster
won't go out of space while
What is the best way for a riak_core app to use riak_kv for persistent
storage? I thought that riak search did this but haven't found it in
that code yet. Should I use the erlang interface via http or protobuf
or is there an API or module I can use since my app is running as a
member of the cluster
It looks like these high wait times occur when the request hits a node
which does not store the requested file. The node will download the
whole file into memory and after that he will send the data to the
client. How about directly pipe'ing the download to the output stream
or (even better) redire
A memory based caching layer will be added to the frontends so the hot
files won't really be a problem. I just mentioned it because the
memory layer might fail and result in increased use of the data
source.
However, I am still not sure if it is possible to use MapReduce to get
a ordered list of t
Are you looking for something like this?
https://help.basho.com/entries/358219-can-riak-be-used-to-build-a-secure-s3-alternative
Ideally you would run a reverse proxy in front of riak. So riak would be your
store and the reverse proxy would serve files directly to the client...
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Was doing some benchmarks with search and while thinking how to implement
something more-or-less relevant i found this:
http://zooie.wordpress.com/2009/07/06/a-comparison-of-open-source-search-engines-and-indexing-twitter/.
So I forked and added riak https://github.com/Techmind/opensearch (though
b
Hi everybody!
I can't put unicode string to riak. I was following the riak-erlang-client
docs, and this doesn't work:
Object = riakc_obj:new(<<"snippet">>, <<"odam">>, <<"Одамлардан тинглаб
хикоя">>).
** exception error: bad argument
I googled but couldn't find anything meaningful about this
Hello all,
I have a few questions on networking configs for riak.
I have both a public ip and a private ip for each riak node. I want Riak to
communicate over the private ip addresses to take advantage of free bandwidth,
but I would also like the option to interface with riak using the public
this is a "Very Bad" idea. do not expose your riak instance over a public ip
address. riak has no internal security mechanism to keep people from doing very
bad things to your data, configuration, etc.
-Alexander Sicular
@siculars
On Mar 5, 2012, at 12:43 AM, Tim Robinson wrote:
> Hello all,
Right now I am just loading data for test purposes. It's nice to be able to do
some benchmarks against the private network (which is @1Gbit/s)... while being
able to poke a hole in the firewall when I want to do a test/demo.
Tim
-Original Message-
From: "Alexander Sicular"
Sent: Sunda
Yeah, I read your blog post when it first came out. I liked it.
I appreciate the warning, but practically speaking I'm really just not worried
about it. It's a test environment on an external VPS that no one knows the info
for. Demo to the company means show image/content-type load, JSON via bro
ssh -NL 8098:localhost:8098 your.vps.com
--Kyle
On 03/04/2012 09:55 PM, Tim Robinson wrote:
Yeah, I read your blog post when it first came out. I liked it.
I appreciate the warning, but practically speaking I'm really just not worried
about it. It's a test environment on an external VPS that
Hey Andrey,
I've spent well over a decade dealing with licensing issues. One thing
that I've learned is that licensing is a personal choice and decision,
and it is nearly impossible to alter somebody's philosophy. I find
people fall into the GPL camp ("free software"), or the Apache/BSD
camp ("per
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