Is there a way via the HTTP API to get the HTTP port the other nodes on
a cluster are listening on, assuming of course that I know one of the
nodes' listening port?
I am trying to find a way to pass in connection information for one of
the nodes in a cluster to an app I am writing in Go, and then
Hi Riak users,
Before adding new nodes, the cluster only have five nodes. The member list are
as below:
10.21.136.66,10.21.136.71,10.21.136.76,10.21.136.81,10.21.136.86.
We did not setup http proxy for the cluster, only one node of the cluster
provide the http service. so the CPU load is always
Hi Riak users,
Before adding new nodes, the cluster only have five nodes. The member list are
as below:
10.21.136.66,10.21.136.71,10.21.136.76,10.21.136.81,10.21.136.86.
We did not setup http proxy for the cluster, only one node of the cluster
provide the http service. so the CPU load is alwa
I'm new to both S3 and Riak -- I'm trying to set up local RiakS2 to run our
integration tests (instead of writing to S3) -- where do I find or configure
"Access Key ID" and "Secret Key" for the S3 api? The only thing I've found on
the Basho site relates to setting up a S3cmd client. It provides
If you know one node's HTTP listening port, you know them all -- all the
nodes are supposed to listen on the same ports. (Otherwise, load balancing
gets awkward, etc).
A case where different nodes in the cluster are listening on different
ports is exotic enough to not be worth supporting. (Plus, t
Responses inline.
On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 12:53 PM, changmao wang
wrote:
> 1. About backuping new nodes of four and then using 'riak-admin
> force-replace'. what's the status of new added nodes?
> as you know, we want to replace one of leaving nodes.
>
I don't understand the question. Doing 'r
Hi Jon,
Just to let you know, I saw your email and have planned over the last 2
days to sit down and gather this info for you, but other issues keep
arising to keep me from getting the time to dedicate to it.
I'm going to try to get some time at home tonight, and get back to you with
this info.
Thanks for the thoughts here. I do get a bit carried away sometimes,
wanting to support fringe cases. I'll go forward assuming the same port
number.
On 2015-08-12 10:27, Dmitri Zagidulin wrote:
If you know one node's HTTP listening port, you know them all -- all
the nodes are supposed to liste
I'm trying to set up another cluster, and I'm hitting problems with Riak
complaining that ** System running to use fully qualified hostnames **
** Hostname db04 is illegal **
However, as far as I can see, the host does have a fully-qualified hostname:
root@db04:/# hostname
db04
root@db04:/# hostn
Put a period at the end.
On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 8:52 PM, Toby Corkindale wrote:
> I'm trying to set up another cluster, and I'm hitting problems with Riak
> complaining that ** System running to use fully qualified hostnames **
> ** Hostname db04 is illegal **
>
> However, as far as I can see, t
I should have mentioned, the actual Riak.conf has nodename set to the FQDN.
The FQDN resolves correctly in our DNS.
On Thu, 13 Aug 2015 at 13:52 Toby Corkindale wrote:
> I'm trying to set up another cluster, and I'm hitting problems with Riak
> complaining that ** System running to use fully qua
I found the problem. It was quite annoying.
Essentially -- the systems were all valid, but Riak wouldn't recognise the
fully-qualified hostnames until I rm -rf /var/lib/riak/* and restarted riak.
On Thu, 13 Aug 2015 at 13:52 Toby Corkindale wrote:
> I'm trying to set up another cluster, and I'm
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