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If your values are very small Riak is probably a good replacement for S3. If your values are large then S3 is probably better than Riak.
by amock 15y ago
If your values are very small Riak is probably a good replacement for S3. If your values are large then S3 is probably better than Riak.
- siculars 15y agoI'm not so certain. A value written to riak has something on the order of 450bytes of overhead (as of version 0.14, not entirely certain of the exact overhead in 1.0). Basically riak will write your value to disk with a bunch of other data that it uses internally to do its thing. Writing a stream of integers, one integer per riak key, would be a bad idea (tm), imho.