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07:29 <nfo> Hi. It's not clear in the wiki that riaksearch nodes can join riak nodes. But 
I suppose that's true, as riak search commands can be inputs for map/reduce queries. Right ? 

07:29 <nfo> Just tried on localhost: 

07:30 <nfo> "ring_ownership": "[{'riaksearch@127.0.0.1',32},{'riak@127.0.0.1',32}]", 

07:30 <tsal> nfo: that's pretty cool ^ 

07:30 <tsal> if that's the case :-D 

07:32 <nfo> yeah :) but the thing now is to monitor the two types of nodes in the same cluster 
to know which type to start if more throughput or disk space is needed 

07:33 <bingeldac> seems like a bad idea ) 

07:33 <bingeldac> :) 

07:33 <bingeldac> riak search runs riak as well 

07:33 <bingeldac> so you can get both feature sets in one server 

07:33 <johnae> aren't riaksearch nodes the same as riak nodes but with added functionality? 

07:33 <bingeldac> yes 

07:34 <johnae> so if you want search in addition to the "normal" riak stuff you just start 
riak search nodes instead, right? 

07:34 <nfo> bingeldac: oops, ok :) 

07:34 <bingeldac> johnae: yeah 

07:35 <nfo> so we cannot use an EnterpriseDS version for now. 

07:35 <nfo> there are no "riaksearch" binary in the riak-ee_0.13 package 

07:35 <bingeldac> there isn't an Enterprise version of search yet, no 

07:36 <nfo> ok, thanks for the info. 

07:38 <jpartogi> @sean I have tried the riak test server, it works great. Thanks for this. 

07:38 <seancribbs> jpartogi: cheers 

07:38 <nfo> bingeldac: So it opens a lot of questions on how to migrate to Riak search 

07:39 <nfo> first, can we start RiakSearch on an existing Riak data folder ? 

07:39 <bingeldac> no 

07:39 <bingeldac> well, it would be possible but require some backflips in the 
console I think 

07:40 <nfo> can we expect a tool to automate the process ? 

07:40 <bingeldac> pondering 

07:41 <bingeldac> actually it may work, just not sure about the ring state when you do that 

07:41 <bingeldac> but yes, we expect to have tools to make that transition easier 

07:42 <nfo> cool. Second question, I did not see any chapter about indexing existing objects 

07:44 <seancribbs> nfo: that's manual for now 

07:44 <seancribbs> i.e. list-keys -> add to index 
07:45 <nfo> seancribbs: ok, got it. Thanks