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  The most recently written data resides in memory tables (aka 
[[MemtableThresholds|memtables]]), but older data that has been flushed to disk 
can be kept in the OS's file-system cache. In other words, ''the more memory, 
the better'', with 1GB being the minimum recommended.
  
  === CPU ===
- Many workloads will actually be CPU-bound in Cassandra before being 
memory-bound.  Cassandra is highly concurrent and will make good use of however 
many cores you can give it.
+ Many workloads will actually be CPU-bound in Cassandra before being 
memory-bound.  Cassandra is highly concurrent and will make good use of however 
many cores you can give it.  For high-end clusters, quad- or 8-core boxes are 
good.  If you're running on virtualized machines, consider using a provider 
such as Rackspace Cloud Servers that allows CPU bursting.
  
  
  === Disk ===

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