Thanks for your feedback Kolar.
Well to be honest I was thinking of using that connection in production,
not for a backup node.
My Cassandra deployment works just like an expensive file caching and
replication - I mean, all I use it for is to replicate some 5million files
of 2M each across few
Well to be honest I was thinking of using that connection in
production, not for a backup node.
For productions. there are several problems. Added network latency which
is inconsistent and vary greatly during day, sometimes you will face
network lags which will break cluster for a while
Broadband here is fairly stable, to be honest don't remember last time I
had problems such as larger than expected latency or downtime - ISP Bethere
/UK
My application can cope fine with up to 10 min lag (data
freshness), however taking your input into consideration I agree with you,
so don't
Has anyone experimented running cassandra clusters in geographicly
separated locations connected thru ordinary broadband?
By ordinary broadband I mean 30Mbps or 50Mbps
Thanks
Marco
Dne 11.11.2011 19:14, M Vieira napsal(a):
Has anyone experimented running cassandra clusters in geographicly
separated locations connected thru ordinary broadband?
By ordinary broadband I mean 30Mbps or 50Mbps
for backup purposes, like place 1 replica on remote location over WAN??
yes. it
