Since this is related to my earlier question: sorry to have let you wait,
Timo.
Kelly, the reason I brought up my original question was because my use case
involves delivering videos under load.
Suppose there is a cluster of 50 nodes with a replication value of three. Now
if a random
I realize I am somewhat re-inventing the wheel. However I do not need an
S3 interface
Then you could just do what you are wanting in Riak. No need for low-level
access to Riak-CS, etc. You could look to CS for inspiration, I suppose.
Also, Stanchion is only needed when doing user related
Can someone please suggest how to understand the formula for
open_file_memory on this page:
http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/ops/advanced/backends/leveldb/#Parameter-Planning
1. It definitely lacks some brackets, the correct formula is:
OPEN_FILE_MEMORY = (max_open_files-10) * (184 +
Gabriel,
We received information about this incident yesterday and have been
discussing it internally. Thank you for providing such a detailed
diagnosis. There must be something about the default httpchk headers that
triggers a bug.
I'll follow up if we need more information. In the meantime,
Oleksiy,
Go to step 6: Compare Step 2 and Step 5 …. There is a link to an Excel
spreadsheet at the end of the sentence The above calculations are automated in
this memory model spreadsheet.. Forget the text and use the spreadsheet
(memory model spreadsheet).
Much of that text is still
Copying back to mailing list for others and archive.
On Apr 4, 2014, at 11:37 AM, Oleksiy Krivoshey oleks...@gmail.com wrote:
Great!
I'm trying 2.0 right now and have found that 'total_leveldb_mem' and
'total_leveldb_mem_percent' are really much easier to use and understand.
Thanks!
Hello all,
We've just tried upgrading from 2.0.0pre11 - 2.0.0pre20 and have noticed
some new behavior.
In pre11, the following steps worked just fine:
1. create custom schema
2. create index with that schema
3. update bucket props: search_index to the new index name
However, in pre20, step 3
Are you using leveldb or bitcask back end? What is your desired data
directory? I will create an example.
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 4, 2014, at 3:05 PM, Nabil Hassein na...@betterpath.com wrote:
Hello all,
I'm trying to change /etc/riak/app.config to store data in a directory of my
https://gist.github.com/jrwest/a37e3fff5917f0bd44eb is a recent app.config
I used on a 1.4.x cluster w/ CentOS. Look at the paths that start w/
/data/riak. If you're still having issues, or you have changed all the
paths: are there any errors in the Riak logs?
Cheers,
Jordan
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014
Thanks very much for your prompt replies. I am using the bitcask backend.
For now I am just trying to use /home/nabil/riak as the directory as I test
this out on my development machine, although naturally that is not the
ultimate destination we have in mind for our production servers.
I have
Hey Nabil,
Riak is having trouble finding or creating the ring directory. From your
logs:
2014-04-04 15:44:41.655 [critical] 0.147.0@riak_core_app:start:54 Ring
state directory /home/nabil/riak/ring does not exist, and could not be
created: permission denied
Jordan
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at
Even after a manual `mkdir /home/nabil/riak/ring sudo chown riak:riak
/home/nabil/riak/ring`, I still can't start the riak service.
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 3:58 PM, Jordan West jw...@basho.com wrote:
Hey Nabil,
Riak is having trouble finding or creating the ring directory. From your
logs:
how are you starting Riak? Did you install a package or are you building
from source?
Jordan
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 1:00 PM, Nabil Hassein na...@betterpath.com wrote:
Even after a manual `mkdir /home/nabil/riak/ring sudo chown riak:riak
/home/nabil/riak/ring`, I still can't start the riak
I installed the binary via yum.
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 4:02 PM, Jordan West jw...@basho.com wrote:
how are you starting Riak? Did you install a package or are you building
from source?
Jordan
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 1:00 PM, Nabil Hassein na...@betterpath.comwrote:
Even after a manual
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