> We will consider this for a future release of Riak. In the meantime, have
> you considered JRuby for your app? It has much better multi-threaded
> behavior than MRI.
Amazing news! Thank you so much.
I haven't considered to use JRuby because of some incompatibilities.
> If the requests from the
There is no event loop in libcurl. That was my point. It can use several
different event loops - libev, libevent , etc. If "libriakclient" uses
libevent only, then I have a tougher time integrating it with other event
loops. Haven't looked into the code much, but the "core" riak-client stuff
(PBC,
Hello,
I am trying to make Link walking work .
I am using this as example :
http://basho.com/link-walking-by-example/
So basically adding keys works as expected, but i am unable to query .
Example:
add first :
curl -X PUT -H "content-type:text/plain" \
-H "Link: ; riaktag=\"foo\", ;
riakta
We use riak 1.2.1 in production. Recently we had two incidents when a Riak
node (out of 27 nodes) was in limbo state: riak-core worked fine but
bitcask backend was constantly crashing (see below). Both times it happened
immediately after Riak was restarted due to Linux reboot.
I looked at the sour
It's a great idea, Brian. I'll take a look at making the event framework
pluggable.
Right now the async stuff is wrapped by the synchronous interface. You are
thinking a separate implementation would be more efficient?
Brett
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On Oct 31, 2013, at 4:35, Brian Akins wrote:
Vincent,
How large are the objects that you're requesting? (in the 1000 objs
example).
Also, what does your cluster configuration look like? How many nodes? Are
you load-balancing the GETs to your riak nodes (via something like
HAProxy), or are you making requests to a single riak node?
It sounds
hiredis has a model for pluggable event loops in a C client lib that may be
worth having a look at. i've integrated it into a C server that was already
using a libevent loop and it worked very well.
https://github.com/redis/hiredis
but more importantly thanks for all the effort on a C lib! so
Hi Riak people!
I noticed it is possible to add multiple indexes to a document with
different values without overriding the previously saved index,
the document would end up having indexes like:
x-riak-index-test_key_bin: testvalue_A
x-riak-index-test_key_bin: testvalue_B
x-riak-index-test_key_bi
On 30/10/13 02:59, Georgi Ivanov wrote:
On Tuesday 29 October 2013 16:50:25 Rune Skou Larsen wrote:
Den 29-10-2013 16:32, Georgi Ivanov skrev:
Hi and thank you for the reply. My comment follow:
Your tests are not close to what you are going to have in production
My tests are exactly what we
Hi,
I have around 5000 keys which just won't die.
No matter how many times I delete them, they still show up in the 2i
$bucket=_ index.
Actually attempting to retreive the keys results in a not-found - even
if I've requested that tombstones be returned.
I'm interested to know what is going o
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