Greetings Everyone, I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question, but here goes.
We are currently running a six-node cluster in Amazon AWS. There has been some talk by our architects of going to a two-node configuration using SSD-backed instances with super fast hardware, but for some reason this is triggering " this is not correct, but I don't remember why" spidey sense. From my understanding, it is best to run riak with 5 nodes or at least N +2 and that a two-node cluster (even though the hardware will be way faster) will not satisfy that. Any loose suggestions about how to approach this? I am open to the two ultrafast nodes... I am not sure how to put riak on them to work in a fault-tolerant way. Articles, dirty limericks, and soliloquies are all appreciated. -- Michael Forrester Director of Infrastructure WorthPoint Corporation 404.996.1470 O) 404.939.6499 C) <http://www.worthpoint.com>
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