In order to run a map reduce query v.s. Riak, does the data need to be
stored in JSON? If this isn't a requirement, then how would I run a query
against data stored in a google protocol buffer format? Is there an example
of this somewhere?
Thanks!
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From: bill robertson
Date: Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 3:18 PM
Subject: Re: Map Reduce Requirements
To: Jeremiah Peschka
That makes sense.
Suppose I have a query called Q1. I would like to specify Q1 in Javascript.
Assume that I can
27;re doing.
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Would secondary indexes eliminate the need for key-filtering? Logically, it
would seem that you could do with indexes, but do they have similar
performance characteristics? (i.e. does one suck more than the other?)
Thanks again,
Bill Robertson
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I have a 0.14.2 dev database set up from the riak fast track tutorial.
I created an Erlang application that creates a new route for webmachine upon
startup.
configure_webmachine() ->
webmachine_router:add_route(
{["foo", bar, '*'], myapp_myresource, []}).
I modified vm.args for all thr
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On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 2:32 PM, bill robertson
wrote:
> I have a 0.14.2 dev database set up from the riak fast track tutorial.
>
> I created an Erlang application that creates a new route for webmachine
> upon startup.
>
> configure_webmachine() ->
> webmach
Love the new feature, I have a couple of questions though.
First is the URL to PUT to, The example from the oscon presentation says to
PUT to
http://whatever:port/buckets/bucket_name/keys/key_name
rather than the old style URL e.g.
http://whatever:port/riak/bucket_name/key_name
I've noticed th
