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The current version of Riak uses Bitcask as the default disk storage engine, but InnoDB is an option that you can use. They each work well for specific workload
by peschkaj 16y ago
The current version of Riak uses Bitcask as the default disk storage engine, but InnoDB is an option that you can use. They each work well for specific workloads - Bitcask scales up until your keys (not total data) can't fit in RAM.
- shykes 16y agoThanks for the correction. I still by everything in my comment except for the word "default" :)