Another thing 2i lacks, is the ability to set the R-value. Just like
when GET'ing on a specific key, there is a tradeoff between consistency
and performance in choosing the set of vnodes to query.
The 2i query implementation in Riak chooses performance over consistency
by only querying the
What happens to your 2i indexes if you do a write and one of the nodes
you're trying to write to is down?
http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/dev/using/2i/ says:
- When you want or need anti-entropy. Since 2i is just metadata on the
KV object and the indexes reside on the same node, 2i
Hi Brady,
The 2I indices are written in the same store as the main objects whenever
the main object is updated. If a primary node is down, the indices will be
written to a fallback node. When the fallback sees the primary come back
online and stops receiving requests for that partition it will
