Riak's Rebirth
summary
Bet365 buys Basho IP and Riak becomes fully open source, shipping Riak KV 2.6 with open multi‑datacenter replication, a stable test suite, and fixes for duplicate vnode writes; Riak KV 2.9 adds tic‑tac anti‑entropy partial hash‑tree rebuilds, a drop‑in LevelE backend (Erlang LevelDB replacement), vnode soft‑limits, core worker pools and a repl API. Riak CS 2.1.2‑rc2 restores S3 proxy‑gets and superclusters (one deployment spans 300+ nodes across six clusters) and roadmap targets OTP 20 and KV/CS consolidation.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 1:13Introduction
- 7:13Nhs National Health Service
- 8:44What Does the Community Do
- 9:00Full Open Source Releases
- 9:28New Functions
- 10:05Situation of React
- 11:48Node Confirms
- 12:14Participation in Secondary Indexes
- 12:56Test Suite
- 15:08Vinodh Soft Limits
- 16:05Node Worker Pool
- 19:14Super Clusters
- 20:09Experimental Support for Signatures V4
- 20:49Multi Version Kv Compatibility
- 25:26Play with React
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