Martin,
Can you paste the relevant lines from the Gemfile?
On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 7:43 PM, Martin Streicher <
martin.streic...@locomotivellc.com> wrote:
>
> A project I am working on uses the 1.0.0.beta2 versions of Ripple and
> Riak-Sessions. I have those gems installed and the code works fin
A project I am working on uses the 1.0.0.beta2 versions of Ripple and
Riak-Sessions. I have those gems installed and the code works fine.
A colleague installed my project today (via bundler) but could not find the
gems on rubygems. Did these gem versions get deprecated? What are the latest
ve
Hi list,
I have a bunch of random questions about the Erlang API that aren't
quite answered by the documentation (at least from what I could find):
* Is the proper way to replace the object associated with a bucket/key
pair to simply do a riakc_pb_socket:put/2 with the same bucket/key
pair (with
Hi All,
Just a quick announcement that Mark Phillips and myself will be in Chicago
hosting an all-day Riak workshop[0] on Dec 7th. The workshop will take
place at the offices of 37signals and is free to all. Both beginners and
advanced users are encouraged to attend, as we will be available to ans
Jorge,
Disks are fairly inexpensive these days, but if your production cluster is
being hosted on another company's hardware, I can understand why you may be
concerned.
At the end of the day, either taking a filesystem snapshot or compressing
riak's data directory are the most common backup proce
What will happen to the read when this occurs?
- The read error is returned from the backend vnode to riak. Riak will still
succeed if it can find valid data from the other nodes.
Will this trigger a read repair when it happens?
- Yes
On Nov 26, 2012, at 2:29 PM, Paul Fisher wrote:
> On
> Sorry, for the limited info, I am worried for cost of storage and time for
> transactions since I dont know if it is normally or maybe I am making some
> wrong when I
> put or get data in riak
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jorge Garrido
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On 11/26/12 1:09 PM, "Matthew Von-Maszewski" wrote:
>Alex,
>
>The eleveldb backend creates a CRC for every item placed on the disk.
>You can activate the test of the CRC on every read by adding:
>
> {verify_checksums, true},
>
>to the "{eleveldb " portion of app.config. With riak 1.2, you mus
Alex,
The eleveldb backend creates a CRC for every item placed on the disk. You can
activate the test of the CRC on every read by adding:
{verify_checksums, true},
to the "{eleveldb " portion of app.config. With riak 1.2, you must manually
monitor each vnode directory for the lost/BLOCKS
Hi all
first post here, so please be kind :)
I have plans to build an experimental riak cluster out of cheap ARM
computing parts and consumer grade SSDs to measure performance and
experiment to assess production viability
I plan to use levelDB as the backend
One thing to be concerned of, in ligh
Hi Jorge,
Not sure I'm completely understanding your question here.
Do you mean to say your data directory on each node is ~5 GB, and if so,
are you worried about the cost of storage, time to transfer, or what
exactly?
Any more detail you can provide would be great.
Thanks,
Tom
On Mon, Nov 26,
Hi
Actually we are usign riak in production, but we are worried for the size of our
backups, actually the size is 5 GB, is that normally or can we implement any
solution for that??
Thanks
Jorge Garrido
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