Tag Archives: Hibari

This article on Oct 25th mentions Hibari in the “Erlang” section. As a Basho guy nowadays, I’m very slightly sad that the author didn’t also mention Riak, but as a Hibari fan, I’m quite happy. Seven Programming Languages on the Rise: From … Continue reading →

The following is based on a message that I’d sent a few weeks ago to the hibari-questions-en mailing list over at SourceForge. Since then, I’ve streamlined things slightly and added instructions on how to set up a CentOS 5 (inside … Continue reading →

Howdy, all. I’ve written a first draft of a basho_bench driver for Hibari. Instructions on how to use it follow. NOTE: You’ll need Git and Mercurial in order to check out the basho_bench source. You’ll also need the (very cool) … Continue reading →

I’ll be giving a presentation about Hibari to the Chicago Erlang User Group (and hopefully some ChicagoDB folks) on Wednesday, 25 August, 2010 at 6pm.  Orbitz will be hosting the event, please see the CEUG event at MeetUp for more … Continue reading →

It was difficult to leave Gemini, a decision that I’d made back in May. I didn’t know if this day would arrive: would Gemini proceed with its plans to release the core of Hibari publicly? Once I was on the … Continue reading →

I don’t have any big news yet to announce regarding Hibari (Gemini link).  We’re still waiting on some negotiations to finish before making a big public announcement.  That announcement is planned for mid-May.  That’s still the goal, though it may … Continue reading →

According to http://www.erlang-factory.com/news/list, my proposal for a presentation at the Erlang Factory London 2010 in mid-June has been accepted.  Good news indeed!  I’ll be speaking about Hibari, Gemini’s key-value database that provides strong consistency and micro-transaction support.  Hibari was mentioned … Continue reading →