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Riak client in Lisp with protobuf protocol?

Frank GOENNINGER

8/8/2015 6:34:00 PM

Hi all,

I was looking for a client lib to Riak (see
http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/dev/using/applicat... ) and
found that there are

* https://github.com/wh...
* https://github.com/eriknomit...

mentioned as community developed client libs on the Riak web page.
Unfortunately, they are either at a very early stage still or, well, not at
a majurity level I am looking for.

There is also

* https://github.com/okflo...

which looked promisingat first glance ...

So I am writing my own protobuf based lib now - but maybe there is
someone out there that can claim Been There; Done That. I'd love to
hear how far you got ... Or, you maybe even are able to share this?

TIA!

Kind regards

Frank
3 Answers

okflo

8/9/2015 12:40:00 PM

0

Hi Frank,

Frank DG1SBG <dg1sbg@googlemail.com> writes:

> There is also
>
> * https://github.com/okflo...

that was me :) - I evaluted (amongst other stores) riak for a project as
a high-performance/high-traffic-prove store, but at that time found no
lisp client implementing the binary-protocol of riak, so I started to
craft my own.

Quite easy thanks to the cl-protobufs library!

The binary-interface IIRC was about 20% faster than the non-binary
interface.

But as I didn't use riak in the end (I build my own store, long story)
cl-pbriak was never finished, but always on my todo-list... :(

okflo

Frank GOENNINGER

8/9/2015 4:49:00 PM

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okflo@diesenbacher.net (Otto Diesenbacher-Reinmüller) writes:

> Hi Frank,
>
> Frank DG1SBG <dg1sbg@googlemail.com> writes:
>
>> There is also
>>
>> * https://github.com/okflo...
>
> that was me :) - I evaluted (amongst other stores) riak for a project as
> a high-performance/high-traffic-prove store, but at that time found no
> lisp client implementing the binary-protocol of riak, so I started to
> craft my own.
>
> Quite easy thanks to the cl-protobufs library!
>
> The binary-interface IIRC was about 20% faster than the non-binary
> interface.
>
> But as I didn't use riak in the end (I build my own store, long story)
> cl-pbriak was never finished, but always on my todo-list... :(
>
> okflo

Hi okflo!

Thanks for this! It got me started and I am currently re-writing it - I
need to make all this fit into our coding guidelines and logging
mechanisms and such ...

As I want to use this for a commercial project I'd like to know if I can
re-use the protobuf definitions and your def-rpb-command (which I
slightly modified) in that code - or under which conditons. It is
guaranteed that you will be mentioned as the original author, of course.

Would you please let me know yout feedback? Thanks!

Kind regards

Frank

okflo

8/10/2015 7:22:00 AM

0

dear Frank,

Frank DG1SBG <dg1sbg@googlemail.com> writes:
> Would you please let me know yout feedback? Thanks!

I've sent you an email.

okflo