riak
Recommended PREFERRED_VERSION for riak:
riak | Erlang/OTP | Elixir |
---|---|---|
3.2.1 | 25.3% | 1.14% |
In this guide we are using the plain meta-erlang layer to build the riak. The recipe riak.inc builds the riak using a crosscompile approach.
As the final result, we will be able to run an embedded riak using qemu.
Follow the quickstart guide to get a basic working environment and then:
- Add erlang preferred version 25.x in conf/local.conf (check the full list of Erlang supported versions here Riak KV 3.2.0 Release Notes)
PREFERRED_VERSION_erlang = "25%"
PREFERRED_VERSION_erlang-native = "25%"
- Append
pam
to DISTROFEATURES in _conf/local.conf file:
DISTRO_FEATURES += " pam"
- Add
riak
package toIMAGE_INSTAL
in conf/local.conf
IMAGE_INSTALL:append = " riak"
- Now its time to build the image:
bitbake core-image-minimal
- And check the results with qemu:
runqemu core-image-minimal nographic qemuparams="-m 2048"
The official riak documentation has a specific session about how to perform the initial configuration: Basic Riak KV Configuration -- I recommend to follow the instructions there.
After the first configuration it is time to start riak. As usual, use systemd or systemv scripts (stop and restart as well) riak:
/etc/init.d/riak restart
, orsystemctl restart riak
Remember that the main riak entry point is /usr/lib/riak/bin/riak.
To make sure that everything is working properly, follow the guide Verifying a Riak KV Installation.
Soon or later you will end up configuring a cluster. Then following this guide: Running a Cluster.