Hi, I just finished setting up the riak installation on a Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit
Virtual Machine (VMWare Fusion for Mac OSX). After installing all the
dependencies, Erlang and all the things needed, the riak.conf file can be
found on /etc/riak. That file can be opened and edited using diakonos which
a
Allright, will try to do so. I will let you know asap.
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Hello Luke. Allright, so I completed a clean installation of riak without
installing erlang, what I did is that I created a new Virtual Machine and
installed riak from apt-get like you said. I edited the /etc/riak/riak.conf
file like mentioned before, changing the name to riak@192.168.0.41 which is
Hello, this is the riak.conf
## Where to emit the default log messages (typically at 'info'
## severity):
## off: disabled
## file: the file specified by log.console.file
## console: to standard output (seen when using `riak attach-direct`)
## both: log.console.file and standard out.
##
## Defaul
Allright, let me try that out :)
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Hello Luke, I am sorry for some many questions. Commented line for the HTTPS,
but, same thing, when trying to start the node it says the following:
riak failed to start within 15 seconds,
see the output of 'riak console' for more information.
If you want to wait longer, set the environment variabl
Allright, I need to tune up the open files and the system, I'll try that and
ask you if I have any questions.
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What you mentioned about the program listening to the port, it's fun cuz if I
leave the default conf it runs the node without a problem at 127.0.0.1
I'll try to do that tomorrow, get some rest, I will too. Thanks for the
help, I appreciate it :)
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I think it was the port think, It seems that after a while the port was "set
free" haha. Next time I riak start, the node is running on 192.168.0.41 :D
Allright, I think the configuration steps I have them clear and ready to set
another!
This is the thing, I am working on a college project, in w
Hello Luke, I've been reading some documentation and now I have a greater
clue. I want to set a 3-node cluster, according to what I read I have to set
the target_n_val = 3 and then, from the app that I have to develop, create
buckets with an n_val = 3 as well, so data can be replicated on the 3 nod
Yup. Done :)
How can I get the info of the ring Luke?
And I have another, so all the replication and fragmentation things, Riak
does it by itself?
I am sure, I am gonna have more questions along the project, I am sure, hope
you don't mind haha.
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Allright, up and running, I was talking about this command riak-admin status
| grep ring which is how the info about the ring is gotten :) But that's
done, and it says It has a size of 16.
Thank you so much for your help, If I have any question, I'll use this
thread to get to you :)
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Hello Luke, I've come to have new questions about RIAK. I have the 3-node
cluster up and running, I have stored some data in the cluster using a
Bucket called "Productos". In that bucket, I have stored java objects of a
class "Product", which has the following attributes: ID,Name,Description,
Price
Hello, I am trying to get the MapReduce to run using my cluster. I have a
3-node cluster[192.168.0.41,192.168.0.42,192.168.0.43] up and running.
I am trying with this example:
try{
IRiakClient client = RiakFactory.pbcClient("192.168.0.41",
8087);
Bucket myBucket = client.
Hey Brian, so I added the no-arg constructor, and it seems to work. Now, I
don't know why it takes so long running the task... The only thing that
shows now is this in the console:
run:
java.io.IOException: Error receiving outputs: normal
Again, I am using this code:
try{
IRiakClien
Hello, I am trying to use the MapReduce function that comes along with the
Java API. I am using this code:
try{
IRiakClient client = RiakFactory.pbcClient("192.168.0.41",
8087);
Bucket myBucket = client.fetchBucket("Productos").execute();
//Bucket called Productos
run:
java.io.IOException: Error receiving outputs: normal
That's the error I am receiving :/ Could you guide me to make it work with
my "Producto" Class, I am total beginner to the Riak API for Java.
Thanks in advance,
Edwin.
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Great, thank you so much. I tried using the format of the class that you
wrote in the gist github you sent me.
I get now all my 20 "productos" printed on the console of netbeans, which is
something :D!!!
Now, any idea of how I can map-reduce the top ten most used words of the
descriptions of each
I am aware that the BucketMapReduce has a method called addReducePhase, but
the documentation on java does not tell me what should go in the parameters,
and I haven't found any examples of it. I have a clue of how to do what I
need to do manually, using an arraylist, but, If the API has the reducep
Now... I have another problem :/
Before I was using a node installed on my mac, I have an Ubuntu machine
which is a cluster along with other 2 Ubuntu Machines (Virtual Machines
using VMware). When I use the IP for the node on my mac, it works FINE,
but... If I use the IP of my Virtual Machine which
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