Seems pretty simple to me, but I am probably glossing over details:
You insert a row with key '3'
Hbase has regions (format start key, end key): (0,1), (1,4), (4,10)
Assume three region servers A, B, C holding the corresponding region
Your client gets the location of the region server holding
well...then who will decide their limits? e.g A range is 0-1, how A know he
need to store only from 0-1 why not 0-4,or something else?
Thanks
On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 9:28 PM, Buttler, David buttl...@llnl.gov wrote:
Seems pretty simple to me, but I am probably glossing over details:
You
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Seems pretty simple to me, but I am probably glossing over details:
You insert a row with key '3'
Hbase has regions (format start key, end
Subject: RE: Incoming Row Distribution Strategy/Algorithm Among Region
Servers?
Seems pretty simple to me, but I am probably glossing over details:
You insert a row with key '3'
Hbase has regions (format start key, end key): (0,1), (1,4), (4,10) Assume
three region servers A, B, C holding
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Seems pretty simple to me, but I am probably glossing over details:
You insert a row with key '3'
Hbase
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Seems pretty simple to me, but I am probably glossing over details:
You insert
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