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Hibari is a production-ready, distributed, ordered key-value, big data store. Hibari uses chain replication for strong consistency, high-availability, and durability. Hibari has excellent performance especially for read and large value operations.
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Change the wording from "custom flag", "user property" and "metadata" to "attribute"
#14
tatsuya6502
opened
11 years ago
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CL33619: Contributor's Guide - Detailed logic of choosing the best brick
#13
tatsuya6502
opened
11 years ago
1
Application Developer’s Guide - Suggest DNS for node lookup instead of /etc/hosts
#12
tatsuya6502
opened
12 years ago
0
Application Developer's Guide - new error response {val_error, len()} for brick_simple API
#11
norton
opened
13 years ago
0
Application Developer's Guide - Add a step to ensure Erlang nodes can communicate via TCP/IP
#10
tatsuya6502
opened
13 years ago
0
Application Developer's Guide - 'wrong_brick' return value missing from API description
#9
norton
opened
13 years ago
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Application Developer's Guide - running-directory-name typo
#8
norton
closed
13 years ago
1
Application Developer's Guide - Native Client API - exception by 'timeout'
#7
norton
opened
13 years ago
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Application Developer's Guide - remove deprecated timeout = 'infinity'
#6
norton
opened
13 years ago
0
Application Developer's Guide - correction for RAM-only
#5
norton
closed
13 years ago
3
Application SysAdmin Guide - "How to make a backup of the cluster and then how to restore the cluster without re-installation"
#4
norton
opened
13 years ago
0
Application SysAdmin Guide - "How to reset the cluster without re-installation"
#3
norton
opened
13 years ago
0
Hibari and Linux vm.swappiness=0
#2
norton
opened
13 years ago
1
CAP theorem and Hibari
#1
utsengar
closed
11 years ago
2