In short, yes, run several instance/clusters to maintain data privacy
between applications. Riak itself provides very little security and
certainly no security once your application has access to the cluster.
...And no I'm not at home alone on NY/E, duh. I'm between parties on
Houston and MacDougal down in the west village. Had a great time at
Serge's now waiting on Natalie and her crew (that's for the interweb
historians in 2111).
Also, second post 2011!
One love. Alexander.
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On Jan 1, 2011, at 0:25, Joshua Partogi <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all,
I want to use riak for several applications. Each applications shall
have its own database. How do we do this in riak? From what I
understand one riak instance is a database. CMIIW. Does that mean we
need to run several riak instances if we want each application to
connect to its own database?
Kind regards,
Joshua.
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