Today I’m happy to announce a new release of riak-js, the Riak client for Node.js.

November 14, 2012 The video from last week’s BashoChats Meetup is ready for consumption. Rusty Sears was kind enough to join us for an overview of Stasis. Stasis is “a flexible transactional storage library that is geared toward high-performance applications and system developers.” Rusty worked on it when he was at UC Berkeley and is now [...]

Riak Core now has its own mailing list. Here are the details.

How to create a Riak cluster on a set of inexpensive Raspberry Pis.

In Riak 1.2, we made a host of improvements to eleveldb, Riak’s implementation of Google’s levelDB backend. In this blog we summarize these changes and provide benchmark data illustrating performance improvements.

How do I build my application on Riak? Whether you are new to the key/value model, switching from a relational database, or building a new application on Riak, we’ve got a new section of the docs to help you get started.

We are pleased to announce that Basho package repositories for Riak downloads are now available! Hopefully this makes installing Riak even easier. Here’s the summary of what’s currently available

A few weeks back the Basho Team put on RICON2012. This was our first developer conference, and by nearly all-accounts, we put on a good show.

Dmitri Zagidulin, Program Manager at Basho, relates his adventures at Rails Rumble 2012 using Riak and Ripple to build a web app in 48 hours.

We now have two ways to get you started with Riak CS – hosted Riak CS and developer trial.