Greetings! In the event that we have several documents, [A1, A2, ..., An], which contain the same data accessed via different keys, what is the best practice for keeping the data in sync?
Also, do post commit hooks fire after the client receives a successful 201 or 200 status on a PUT? That is to say, we don't have to wait for all post-commit hooks to fire, in order for our client to receive an HTTP success status, right? That's our assumption, and if true, we'd like to exploit that fact in order to keep the response time of the PUT low. Basically, client could PUT A1, and we could let Riak handle the necessary updates in a post-processing step. We could keep the list [A1, A2, ..., An] somewhere else, and simply walk that list every time any document in the list is updated, excluding the document itself. Is this a standard approach? We thought of linking objects together, and having them update each other on post-commit, but that seems like it will bring us into infinite loop territory. :-D Thanks, Felix
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