nodetool getendpoints options
Hi all, Please, is that possible to change this command: nodetool getendpoints MyKeyspace MyTable text 10.147.243.4 10.147.243.5 to nodetool getendpoints MyKeyspace MyTable text=Hello ? is there a solution to get more details about mes rows ? Thanks a lot. Best Regards.
Re: nodetool getendpoints options
Please, what is the difference between 1) and 2) http://pastie.org/private/ydziir2376ru58ywrjq Bests. 2015-07-20 12:55 GMT+01:00 Thouraya TH thouray...@gmail.com: Hi all, Please, is that possible to change this command: nodetool getendpoints MyKeyspace MyTable text 10.147.243.4 10.147.243.5 to nodetool getendpoints MyKeyspace MyTable text=Hello ? is there a solution to get more details about mes rows ? Thanks a lot. Best Regards.
Re: nodetool getendpoints options
ok.. Can you please explain me what mean these ip address ? what contain these machines ? Bests. ./nodetool getendpoints Mykeyspace Mytable 'gv8' 172.16.64.43 172.16.64.42 ./nodetool getendpoints Mykeyspace Mytable 'gv4' 172.16.64.41 172.16.65.1 ./nodetool getendpoints Mykeyspace Mytable 'gv1' 172.16.64.42 172.16.65.1 2015-07-20 16:16 GMT+01:00 Ken Hancock ken.hanc...@schange.com: There is no difference. In #2, I'm guessing you're confusing using some of the column names as keys. You could also do getendpoints Mykeyspace Mytable 'foo' and Mykeyspace Mytable 'bar' getendpoints does not require any data in your column family to function; it only requires a schema for the column family so it can convert the 3rd argument into the native representation in order to hash it. That hash and the token/vnode ownership range for each node in the cluster determines which node owns that specific key. The replication factor (from the keyspace argument) along with the topology determines which additional nodes own replicas of that key. Since each getendpoints query returned two nodes, that indicates your keyspaces has RF=2 (also the fact that the sum of your ring has 200% ownership indicates RF=2). On Mon, Jul 20, 2015 at 10:38 AM, Thouraya TH thouray...@gmail.com wrote: Please, what is the difference between 1) and 2) http://pastie.org/private/ydziir2376ru58ywrjq Bests. 2015-07-20 12:55 GMT+01:00 Thouraya TH thouray...@gmail.com: Hi all, Please, is that possible to change this command: nodetool getendpoints MyKeyspace MyTable text 10.147.243.4 10.147.243.5 to nodetool getendpoints MyKeyspace MyTable text=Hello ? is there a solution to get more details about mes rows ? Thanks a lot. Best Regards.
Re: nodetool getendpoints options
There is no difference. In #2, I'm guessing you're confusing using some of the column names as keys. You could also do getendpoints Mykeyspace Mytable 'foo' and Mykeyspace Mytable 'bar' getendpoints does not require any data in your column family to function; it only requires a schema for the column family so it can convert the 3rd argument into the native representation in order to hash it. That hash and the token/vnode ownership range for each node in the cluster determines which node owns that specific key. The replication factor (from the keyspace argument) along with the topology determines which additional nodes own replicas of that key. Since each getendpoints query returned two nodes, that indicates your keyspaces has RF=2 (also the fact that the sum of your ring has 200% ownership indicates RF=2). On Mon, Jul 20, 2015 at 10:38 AM, Thouraya TH thouray...@gmail.com wrote: Please, what is the difference between 1) and 2) http://pastie.org/private/ydziir2376ru58ywrjq Bests. 2015-07-20 12:55 GMT+01:00 Thouraya TH thouray...@gmail.com: Hi all, Please, is that possible to change this command: nodetool getendpoints MyKeyspace MyTable text 10.147.243.4 10.147.243.5 to nodetool getendpoints MyKeyspace MyTable text=Hello ? is there a solution to get more details about mes rows ? Thanks a lot. Best Regards.
