[rabbitmq-discuss] Riak <-> RabbitMQ integration

[Steven Taylor]

On 8 March 2012 17:07, Jon Brisbin <jon at jbrisbin.com> wrote:

>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> >>
> >> I was sold on redis, and now I find that Rabbit has a riak exchange
> >> plugin. That's good, but this complicates things a little. I don't
> >> know much about Riak.
> >>
> >> If you are pushing around binary, what's the method of providing an
> >> identity to Riak via a message?
> > You can either let it use the exchange name as the bucket and the
> routing key as

the Riak key, or you can specify them in a message header (X-Riak-Bucket
> and X-Riak-Key respectively).
>

which rabbit tag do "X-Riak-Bucket" and "X-Riak-Key" these fit inside?

> I'd love to know the relative advantages of the different NOSQL
> solutions.

> That is a very subjective topic that elicits passionate opinion on all
> sides. Good luck with that. ;)
>

well thanks for not kicking that can.  There are so many passionate, and
not very objective opinions out there, I got tired from just seperating
noise from signal.

Probably not a big impact either way.  Just make a reasonable choice, and
plug and play later if needs dictate.  The Rabbit integration that you've
done makes Riak a strong contender.  Thanks for making this available.

>
>
> > Last time I explored this BerkeleyDB was the solution...
> > now I don't know the space well enough to form a solid opinion.
>
>
> It has been a while, then! Things are much different in some ways and not
> so much in others. How's that for an informative answer? ;)
>
really really helpful.  Once there was "internet time", are you measuring
in NOSQL-time?  In normal time, not that long.  ;-)

cheers,
-Steven
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