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Actually Riak can be used in a way in which it is content-aware of JSON and XML documents. http://wiki.basho.com/Riak-Search---Indexing-and-Querying-Riak-KV-Da
by rbranson 15y ago
Actually Riak can be used in a way in which it is content-aware of JSON and XML documents.
http://wiki.basho.com/Riak-Search---Indexing-and-Querying-Riak-KV-Data.html http://wiki.basho.com/Riak-Search---Indexing-and-Querying-Ri...
- siculars 15y agoSearch and Indexing were addons to the initial Riak product that were born from user demand. Only recently (1.0 I believe) was Search integrated into the main Riak distribution. Riak has no capability of updating values in place, ie. a partial update and no means of ordering or pagination. Some of these features are available via mapreduce queries or Search/Index as you noted. I'm by no means harping on Riak. I actually use it on a number of projects. But reading about DynamoDB's capabilities does not conjure Riak, it conjures Cassandra and HBase.
- rbranson 15y agoI agree with you on other counts, but Riak is a far cry from the spartan implementation of Dynamo outlined in the paper.