Thanks Jens, Joshua, Sean, Jared; I'll surely give Couchbase a try (no offense).
CARP works for machines, not for services, right. I'll think on that aspect. Again, any suggestion for a *storage backend* for our use case? Quoting myself, > We consider a NoSQL DB deployment for a mission-critical application where we > need to store several hundreds of millions of data records, each record > consisting of about 6 string fields, record total length is 160 bytes. There > is a unique key in each record that seems suitable for hashing (20+ bytes > string, e.g. "cle01_tpls01_2105328884"). > > The application should be able to write several hundreds of new records per > second, but first check if the unique key already exists. Writing is to be > done only if it is not there. If it is, the app needs to retrieve the whole > record and return it to the client and no writing is done in this case. > > We need to have a cluster of at least 2-3 nodes, which must be able to grow > easily if a need be. Thank you! _______________________________________________ riak-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.basho.com/mailman/listinfo/riak-users_lists.basho.com
