Yep, that's partition 0. Partitions are spaced evenly around the hash
range, which is [0, 2^160) and cover hashes starting at their name. If
you have two partitions, they'll be {0, N/2}. three partitions: {0, N/3,
2N/3}.
--Kyle
On 09/14/2011 10:56 AM, Jeremy Raymond wrote:
In /var/lib/riak/bitcask there are a bunch of data directories whose
name are a string of numbers. On once node I noticed I have a directory
whose name is 0. This seemed out of place as the directory names are
typically a large string of numbers. Is this 0 directory normal?
- Jeremy
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