On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 12:38 AM, Andrew Thompson wrote:
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> > Does the approximately 1 ms of latency between av zones affect Riak's
> > performance that much?
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> If the latency is *guranteed* to be that low, then you should be ok,
> although I'm not sure how the networking works across zones. If
On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 4:00 PM, wrote:
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> Actually, its worse than that because of some legacy behaviour. EDS
> wants to know the bind IP, not a hostname, and it will exchange node IPs
> with the other side of the connection, so internal IPs can 'leak' to the
> other cluster and cause connection
Without reading all the emails.. why can't you just cache the keys in an
object and maintain that list? The you could check against that list. This
way you don't have to go through every object in riak.
Shuhao
On May 2, 2012 2:47 PM, "Tim Haines" wrote:
> Hey guys,
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> Still a relative newbie he
Or just do an exists set operation in redis.
Or use a bloom filter. (that you kept in Riak)
Or use your own binary encoding n keys long and flip bits. (that you kept
in Riak)
Scanning a list of keys in Riak might be one of the most inefficient ways
to do it. Also I don't like to keep values in R
Agreed. If you need something like that, it's time to combine technologies
or hack something together for now until you need the efficiency later,
then switch to something like redis.
Shuhao
On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 1:35 PM, Alexander Sicular wrote:
> Or just do an exists set operation in redis.
Hi everyone !
I have followed with interest the riak evolution.
I have a chat server written in Erlang from scratch with my own protocol.
Right now I'm using MySQL in order to store Users credentials and friend list.
I'm using Cassandra via thrift to store message that an offline user has got,
Hi Bogunov,
Thank you for your fast answer.
If I understand correctly your though, for every insert, I should retrieve the
list of message, append a new message and then store the list again ?
If it is, doesn't it performance eating ? retrieve a whole list (that can be
long if the user has not
Hi All,
We have a new repo on GitHub called The Riak Community [1] that I wanted to
bring to your attention. This repo is home of the Riak Community Release
Notes. Here's the first installment (spanning April 1 - May 3):
https://github.com/basho/the-riak-community/blob/master/release-notes/riak-
