Well, I guess that's on me. Solr is unable to create my index due to an
extension I'm using, thus Riak-4 don't know a working index for the
bucket-type.
Guillaume
On 20/09/2016 14:48, Guillaume Boddaert wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently adding two new node to my production. Yet, they seems to
answer my requests while joining. I have strange answers with bad prop
types for my bucket (index_name in my case).
admin@riak-1:~$ sudo riak-admin member-status
= Membership
==
Status RingPendingNode
---
joining 0.0% -- 'r...@riak-4.riak.wisel.io'
joining 0.0% -- 'r...@riak-5.riak.wisel.io'
valid 32.8% -- 'r...@riak-1.riak.wisel.io'
valid 34.4% -- 'r...@riak-2.riak.wisel.io'
valid 32.8% -- 'r...@riak-3.riak.wisel.io'
---
Valid:3 / Leaving:0 / Exiting:0 / Joining:2 / Down:0
This is a sample response from python when a ask for properties,
index_name is missing and the claimant is riak-4
{'n_val': 2, 'r': 'quorum', 'dw': 'quorum', 'pr': 0, 'claimant':
'r...@riak-4.riak.wisel.io', 'w': 'quorum', 'precommit': [],
'dvv_enabled': True, 'big_vclock': 50, 'last_write_wins': False,
'notfound_ok': True, 'basic_quorum': False, 'linkfun': {'fun':
'mapreduce_linkfun', 'mod': 'riak_kv_wm_link_walker'}, 'pw': 0,
'small_vclock': 50, 'rw': 'quorum', 'young_vclock': 20,
'chash_keyfun': {'fun': 'chash_std_keyfun', 'mod': 'riak_core_util'},
'allow_mult': True, 'datatype': 'map', 'active': True, 'postcommit':
[], 'old_vclock': 86400}
I'm pretty sure I first reached one of my 3 valid nodes for the
original query.
How can I exclude my two joining nodes from serving any response to my
clients ?
Guillaume
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