You can check for progress using `nodetool compactionstats` (which will show
Cleanup tasks), or check for ‘Cleaned up’ messages in the log
(/var/log/cassandra/system.log).
However, `nodetool cleanup` has a very specific and limited task - it deletes
data no longer owned by the node, typically
Hi All,
After I added node, I run node tool cleanup on the old notes , but it takes
forever, no error message, and I don't see space are freed.
What should I do ? Repair first ?
Thanks
Rock
Hi Jeff,
It already 2 hours, only progress is 6%, seems it is very slow. Is there any
way to speedup ?
If I interrupted the process, what gonna happen ? Next time it just compact
again, right ? I think by default setting is the compaction occurs every day .
Thanks
Rock
On Jul 24, 2015,
On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 5:03 PM, rock zhang r...@alohar.com wrote:
It already 2 hours, only progress is 6%, seems it is very slow. Is there
any way to speedup ?
Cleanup is a type of compaction; it obeys the compaction throttle.
If I interrupted the process, what gonna happen ? Next time
Thank you Jeff. I just added one more node, so i want to delete moved tokens.
ubuntu@ip-172-31-30-145:~$ nodetool compactionstats
pending tasks: 1413
compaction type keyspace table completed totalunit
progress
Cleanuprawdata raw_data 25817918778
