How long after they reproduced did you give them to fix the issue? I looked up the thread on their mailing list and you seemingly jumped the gun a bit on your conclusions.
Feel free to investigate further. I had to move on.
So what you are saying is I was right. Thank you. People who report a bug and give less than half of a day for someone to investigate has never dealt with a vendor like oracle or IBM. This tells me you haven't had a data problem before and based on your willingness to give up so quickly leads me to believe you won't end up with data problems that this article is talking about anyway.
Ha. I've had and have plenty of data problems. After 2 days of making adjustments as per Basho's suggestions to try and improve the write throughput, I moved on. You seem to be making a lot of judgments and assumptions about that decision based on very little information. I guess this is troll food.
Re:Migrating From MongoDB To Riak At Bump
by heretohelp on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @02:53AM
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Meanwhile, back in Postgres-and-MySQL land we're wondering why we should have to entertain this kind of ridiculousness.
I was monitoring with iostat and a couple of other tools. It was certainly very heavy on io, with 80% util, 20% iowait, and that increased as the currency went up.
I was using protobuf, and a w value of 1, so I was out of things to optimize.
When I was inserting objects already in Riak's cache, it ran about 3 times faster, but of course that's not possible with new objects.