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tibbar ◴[] No.42188120[source]
I've never met an engineering team that used Riak, but it is used heavily as an example technology in Kleppmann's 'Designing Data Intensive Applications'. (I would say, informally, it's usually the example of the "other way" as opposed to other more well-known databases.) This does make me wonder what became of it, why it didn't take off.
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1. red_hare ◴[] No.42188584[source]
My old team used Riak in production for time series data in a real-time system.

Our code was in Clojure, and we just wrapped the Java client. The conflict resolution was a steep learning curve, but overall, it was kind of nice (coming from Mongo).

But man, Clojure stack traces wrapping Java stack traces wrapping Erlang stack traces in a Kafka consumer... I wish that hell on no one.

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2. mst ◴[] No.42193178[source]
This feels like it needs a "yo dawg, I heard you liked stack traces" meme.

Also bourbon. Probably *lots* of bourbon.