Hi Mark,
Responses are inline below.
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Hector
On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 5:17 AM, markrthomas mark.tho...@equifax.com wrote:
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.
Hi all,
I have a 6 machines cluster with a ring of 256 nodes with levelDB as
backend.
I've seen that recently in the documentation, this has appeared:
If using LevelDB as the storage backend (which maintains its own I/O thread
pool), the number of async threads in Riak's default pool can be
Hello all,
I'm storing a log of events in Riak. The key is an UUID plus number of
seconds since a video stream started. The value is an array of JSON
documents, such as this:
[{viewer_id_s=004615eb-5c0e-4c4a-890c-c6fc29e3fc56,
video_time_i=475, type_s=joined},
A minor Riak CS bugfix release, 1.4.4, is available. There are no Stanchion or
Riak CS Control updates, so versions 1.4.3 and 1.0.2 remain the latest releases
of those components.
http://docs.basho.com/riakcs/latest/riakcs-downloads/
Is that the value you have in Riak? Because that's invalid JSON. kay/values are
separated with a colon (:) not a hash rocket (=).
Eric
On Feb 3, 2014, at 9:06 AM, Srdjan Pejic spe...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I'm storing a log of events in Riak. The key is an UUID plus number of
Hey Eric,
No, that's the value I input through the Ruby client. It gets turned into
valid JSON by the driver. The record gets stored fine and retrieved without
problems. However, Yokozuna isn't returning a result. I'm using Riak
2.0.0-pre5 and the master branch of the Ruby client.
Srdjan
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