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installation fails on various distros (Centos7, U15) #57
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This seems to be ubuntu15 related if I interpret this correctly? I can't even install Aerospike on the official node 0.12.3:
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Hi @blitzprog Thanks |
@GayathriKaliyamoorthy Thanks for the quick reply! Will happily wait for it. |
It's not only Ubuntu. We're seeing the same thing on our new Centos 7 box:
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This problem is not limited to node 0.12, it happens with node 0.10 on centos 7. As another datapoint, I installed node / npm on Centos7 the following way (fresh Centos VM) And I also got....
make: Entering directory `/home/brian/node_modules/aerospike/build' |
I have added support for centos 7 and ubuntu15 and the QA is also done. We will make an official release by tomorrow(25th May). Thanks for your patience. Thanks |
Looking forward to trying it, awesome news! |
Was there a problem with the new release? Seems to be at 1.0.39 still. |
Hi Thanks |
io.js 2.1.0 fails. See my benchmarks why io.js support would be interesting for aerospike as a performance-oriented database. node.js 0.12.4 works (great!) but it feels counter-intuitive to switch to node for lower performance just to be able to use Aerospike. On my own web server I noticed around ~15-20% slowdown when switching to node. In the future we should be seeing those projects slowly merging together but "future" is anything but a clearly set date. In the meantime, if you decide that io.js is too difficult to support, I have of course no option but to respect that decision but the 20% performance loss makes it not worth downgrading for me just to be able to support AS. This is just my perspective. |
The distro issue with U15.05 and Centos 7 seems resolved, no ? This appears to be a report for io.js not being supported, which was never claimed. Regarding io.js, we are happy to support someone who would like to port this driver to that fork. io.js will be a better platform with support for Aerospike, and it's on our list, but there are a lot of platforms in the world --- the communities who have created those platforms need to see the value in Aerospike, as well. We hope that the node.js and io.js communities can merge eventually, as many predict. |
Aye, this can be closed. I'm hoping for the best, too. |
io.js has merged with the Node.js project again. So is it safe for us to assume that aerospike client will work on CentOS7? |
@rahulbhanushali, I have just updated the readme to indicate that CentOS 7/RHEL 7 are supported as well. I'm not sure what the reference to io.js has to do with this though? |
@jhecking, you're right, this has nothing to do with io.js. Just wanted to make sure since io and node have merged than this should be a problem anymore. Thank you for confirming and updating the docs. |
nodejs/node#1620
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