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The document discusses using Riak as a backend for various services. It outlines using multiple Riak clusters, with one backend to rule them all. It describes the benefits of Riak such as being lightweight, distributed, scalable and resilient. It also discusses logging with Lager, deployment with configuration as code, and design decisions around Riak such as data modeling and conflict resolution.

BIP THELIN CTO & Co-founder
OO / SQL-background
Open Source / Tomcat Committer
Scalable platforms / Hosting
Beer Homebrewer / Judge

API / Delivery service
Content composition
Content creation
Digital mailbox

z

z

State machine y
x

Internal, External & c
a

Time Events b
p
f d

Hard to test / debug q

Error prone
g

e

Hardcoded ﬂow r

No overview e

i

t
u

QUOTE: Marriage is a
wonderful
institution, but who
wants to live in an 24 / 7 / 365
institution? SECURE / Stable
TESTABLE / OPERATIONAL
Distributable / ScALABLE

Our Philosophy
Keep it simple, Stupid
Do one thing and do it well
Separation of concern
Right tool for the job
Hasty generalization

RIAK + Erlang
Lightweight
Distributed
Scalable
Resilient to failure

Frontend
Service

x y x y
REST API

z q Backend service z q

External Services RIAK Internal Services

Right datastore
for the job
3 x Riak Clusters

RIAK
Leveldb
Bitcask
stack
Riak-erlang-client (PB)
JSON

OAUTH2
Authorization layer
on top of Riak

$-‐record(user, { password = <<"l0ln00b">, name = <<"noname">>, Get object i_primary_email = <<"ih@ck.se">, i_primary_phone = <<"461337">>, i_ssn = <<"0123456789">>, l_tenant = {<<"B">>, <<"K">>} }). Check version Upgrade object [1...n] RIAK$

1. Metrics
Anything you'd want to
plot on a graph

2. (Un)structured
Log data logging
you'd
want to
process

3. Application
logging Error,
Notice,
Warning, etc

Lager Loggly
github.com/kivra/lager_loggly.git

Lager Syslog
github.com/basho/lager_syslog

$Lager {lager, [ {handlers, [ {lager_console_backend, info}, {lager_loggly_backend, [<<"Riak">>, info, 5, 3, "https://<Loggly URI>"]}, {lager_loggly_backend, [<<"Riak">>, error, 5, 3, "https://<Loggly URI>"]}, {lager_file_backend, [ {"/path/error.log", error, 10485760, "$D0", 5}, {"/path/console.log", info, 10485760, "$D0", 5} ]} ]}, ... ]},$

DEPLOYMENT
Central conﬁguration
Infrastructure as Code
Bootstrap/Upgrade

Data modeling
DESIGN Conﬂict resolution
DECISIONS 2i slow
and no M/R, Links, Search, etc..
TRADEOFFS Key generation
Caching

What’s up?
Riak Core
Data encryption
Search
Session backend

Thank You!
https://www.github.com/kivra
Bip Thelin
bip@kivra.com
@bipthelin

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Riak at Kivra

1. RIAK at KIVRA Bip Thelin @bipthelin

2. BIP THELIN CTO & Co-founder OO / SQL-background Open Source / Tomcat Committer Scalable platforms / Hosting Beer Homebrewer / Judge

5. API / Delivery service Content composition Content creation Digital mailbox

6. Responsive Web iOS App

8. z z State machine y x Internal, External & c a Time Events b p f d Hard to test / debug q Error prone g e Hardcoded ﬂow r No overview e i t u

9. We outgrew our system

10. QUOTE: Marriage is a wonderful institution, but who wants to live in an 24 / 7 / 365 institution? SECURE / Stable TESTABLE / OPERATIONAL Distributable / ScALABLE

11. Our Philosophy Keep it simple, Stupid Do one thing and do it well Separation of concern Right tool for the job Hasty generalization

12. RIAK + Erlang Lightweight Distributed Scalable Resilient to failure

13. Frontend Service x y x y REST API z q Backend service z q External Services RIAK Internal Services

14. Right datastore for the job 3 x Riak Clusters

15. Many ONEBACKEND (s) to rule them all

16. RIAK Leveldb Bitcask stack Riak-erlang-client (PB) JSON

17. OAUTH2 Authorization layer on top of Riak

18. LAZY UPGRADE

19. -‐record(user, { password = <<"l0ln00b">, name = <<"noname">>, Get object i_primary_email = <<"ih@ck.se">, i_primary_phone = <<"461337">>, i_ssn = <<"0123456789">>, l_tenant = {<<"B">>, <<"K">>} }). Check version Upgrade object [1...n] RIAK

20. LOGGING

21. 1. Metrics Anything you'd want to plot on a graph

22. 2. (Un)structured Log data logging you'd want to process

23. 3. Application logging Error, Notice, Warning, etc

24.

25. Lager Loggly github.com/kivra/lager_loggly.git

26. Lager Syslog github.com/basho/lager_syslog

27. ~197 SLOC ~23 SLOC

28. Lager {lager, [ {handlers, [ {lager_console_backend, info}, {lager_loggly_backend, [<<"Riak">>, info, 5, 3, "https://<Loggly URI>"]}, {lager_loggly_backend, [<<"Riak">>, error, 5, 3, "https://<Loggly URI>"]}, {lager_file_backend, [ {"/path/error.log", error, 10485760, "$D0", 5}, {"/path/console.log", info, 10485760, "$D0", 5} ]} ]}, ... ]},

29.

30. DEPLOYMENT Central conﬁguration Infrastructure as Code Bootstrap/Upgrade

31. Data modeling DESIGN Conﬂict resolution DECISIONS 2i slow and no M/R, Links, Search, etc.. TRADEOFFS Key generation Caching

32. What’s up? Riak Core Data encryption Search Session backend

33. Thank You! https://www.github.com/kivra Bip Thelin bip@kivra.com @bipthelin

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