Hello
Why is there no Windows Support for Riak - at least a development version?
It would be useful to run standalone. What are my options?
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Mark
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Is the spring-data-riak project still an active project? It doesn't appear
to use protocol buffers.
It appears to have been superseded by the java-riak-client.
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Mark
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1) Has anyone had any success with integrating the java-riak-client with
Spring?
2) How do you use the 'com.basho.riak.pbc.RiakConnectionPool' with Spring?
Is it required if you're using nginx TCP load balancing. I'm confused in how
to use load-balancing with connection-pooling. What is con
Hello
mongoimport is blazingly fast compared with my java-riak-client inspired
groovy load script (using pb). I'm just trying to import JSON data for a
small dataset. There's just no comparison. It would be handy if Riak came
with an equivalent 'riakimport' tool.
Thanks
Mark
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Any node in a Riak cluster can coordinate requests for any other Riak node
that is responsible for the data you're reading/writing.
What is the advantage of fronting a Riak cluster with a load-balancer?
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Mark
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Hi Mark,
A load balancer will ensure that requests from your clients don't
prefer one Riak node over another. Some official Riak clients can do
their own load balancing, however, a dedicated load balancer is more
flexible.
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On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 8:18 AM, mark
Hi Mark,
All of the supporting programs and scripts for Riak depend on the
presence of a POSIX shell which precludes using Windows.
Riak runs well in a VM environment for development purposes. I would
recommend using VirtualBox with vagrant to automate building a local
Riak environment:
https://
Hi Mark,
an obvious advantage of having a load balancer in front of your Riak
cluster is that you will not need to expose your individual Riak nodes
directly to the clients. Also, a load balancer will save you from a Single
Point of Failure (in case the clients are aware of a single Riak node) or
Initially it looked like some access rights issue
so I've updated /etc/riak-cs/app.config
and /etc/stanchion/app.config
with my admin's keys so I could use s3-cmd to figure out why some users
lost access to database.
but now it fails to start (see below).
riak-cs starts only after machine being re
Mark,
Your throughput of your total cluster will still be dependent on the throughput
on that specific node:
It can coordinate requests, but stays responsible for the actual response to
the client.
Load balancers not only help to increase performance by fanning out the
requests to multiple ser
Sorry jumping into the discussion. What is a best way to monitor Riak node
health? Most loadbalancer uses HTTP request to check if a node is alive.
Currently we use Riak Java client to load balance requests to Riak. The issue
is if a node gets removed or added all Java servers need to update
c
Hi Konstantin,
Riak exposes a number of metrics - such as counters and histograms - that
you can use to monitor your nodes' health.
Metrics are available through the HTTP API via the /stats endpoint.
For details, see:
http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/ops/running/stats-and-monitoring/
Cheers,
Ro
Well. I’m kinda aware about the stats :) But I believe they are not a good way
for LB. The issue is LB requires a simple response OK and cannot do extended
parsing.
I see following cases what can happen in production:
1) Server is alive - riak is stopped
2) Server is down completely
3) Server i
Konstantin,
I thought you were asking about monitoring nodes' health in general and not
specifically from a Load Balancer perspective.
What load balancer are you using or planning to use?
Roberto Aloi
@robertoaloi
On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 6:39 PM, Konstantin Kalin wrote:
> Well. I'm kinda awar
Konstantin,
Doing a HTTP Ping request[1] to Riak is one approach. You could also
do a HTTP Fetch[2] for a specific bucket/key pair.
Another thing worth noting is that the all-new v2.0 of the Java client
we'll be releasing for Riak 2.0 is much, much better in terms of load
balancing and node manag
Sounds interesting. Does the ping covers a case when Riak is half alive? Does
it check status of a backend engine?
We had a case due to a bug that bitcask was down but Riak was up.
Thank you,
Konstantin.
On Feb 2, 2014, at 10:16 AM, Brian Roach wrote:
> Konstantin,
>
> Doing a HTTP Ping r
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