Thanks for the confirmation.
-DB
On 4/22/16 12:06 PM, Douglas Rohrer wrote:
David:
riak_kv is actually a (semi)independent library we incorporate (along with many
others) into Riak, the product. There are times where riak_kv, the library, is
actually not versioned when we release a new Riak,
David:
riak_kv is actually a (semi)independent library we incorporate (along with many
others) into Riak, the product. There are times where riak_kv, the library, is
actually not versioned when we release a new Riak, so those two version numbers
are not necessarily going to always be the same.
I'm pondering upgrading riak from 2.1.3 to 2.1.4 and got myself confused
confirming that I really am running 2.1.3 at the moment.
I installed riak from here:
https://packagecloud.io/basho/riak/packages/ubuntu/trusty/riak_2.1.3-1_amd64.deb.
and all of this looks promising:
$ riak version
2.1.
Hello All,
Here’s what’s been going on over the last few weeks. A bug fix release, a
new product release, a number of talks, a bunch of questions and an open
position.
Hey you! Ya, you! We want to hear from you. Are you working on or speaking
about something Riak related and would like to be hi
Hi Anil,
Thanks for your question.
Riak uses the HTTP interface for inserting data into Solr, not Solrj. We do
not therefore support indexing POJOs -- they must be translated to a form that
is consumable by the HTTP interface (internally we use JSON, but Riak natively
supports several structu
