Timo,
After one hour it spitted the data we needed , for the record :
curl YOURIP:8098/buckets/YOURBUCKET/index/\$bucket/_
Cheers,
Antonio
2015-07-15 21:51 GMT+01:00 Timo Gatsonides :
> From: Antonio Teixeira
> To: Matthew Von-Maszewski
> Cc: riak-users
> Subject: Re: Riak Leve
> From: Antonio Teixeira
> To: Matthew Von-Maszewski
> Cc: riak-users
> Subject: Re: Riak LevelDB Deletion Problem
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> Hello Matthew,
>
> Space is reducing slowly , now we
Hello Matthew,
Space is reducing slowly , now we are faced with another problem :
Alot of applications store data on this node and we don't have the bucket
keys (they are uuid4) so :
We are using listkeys ( I know its bad ) on the erlang client and we also
tried with curl using both blocking
Antonio,
Someone reminded me that you could make temporary space on your servers by
deactivating active_anti_entropy, then deleting its data. Of course, this
assumes you are running “anti_entropy = active” in your riak.conf file.
I will send you some better notes if you think this is worth res
Ok Matthew,
We will proceed with the deletion , will monitor the disk space and will
come back with further reports to the list.
Thanks for your time,
Antonio
2015-07-14 18:32 GMT+01:00 Matthew Von-Maszewski :
> Antonio,
>
> A Riak delete operation happens in these steps:
>
> - Riak writes a “t
Antonio,
A Riak delete operation happens in these steps:
- Riak writes a “tombstone” value for the key to the N vnodes that contain it
(this is a new record)
- Riak by default, waits 3 seconds to verify all vnodes agree to the
tombstone/delete
- Riak issues an actual delete operation against
Hi Matthew,
We will be removing close to 1 TB of data from the node , and since we are
short on "disk space" when we saw that the disk space was actually rising
we halted the data removal.
Now according to some docs I have read, if after a deletion ( a few seconds
) we make a .get() it force the
Antonio,
Here is a detailed discussion of the Riak / leveldb delete scenario:
https://github.com/basho/leveldb/wiki/mv-aggressive-delete
Pay close attention to the section titled “Update April 6, 2014”. This
explains why as much as 4.2G bytes per vnode might remain within leveldb after
d
Hello,
We have been migrating our Riak Database to another infrastructure through
a "streaming" process and right now we should have somewhere around 2Gb of
free space the Hard Disk, however those 2Gb are still being used by Riak.
After some research I believe the problem is the Objects are only b
