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Donald Smith updated CASSANDRA-8433:
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Description:
Often I change some parameter in cassandra, in the OS, or in an external
component and want to see the effect on cassandra performance. Because some
the jmx metrics are for the lifetime of the process, it's hard to see the
effect of changes. It's inconvenient to restart all the nodes. And if you
restart only some nodes (as I often do) then only those metrics reset to zero.
The jmx interface should provide a way to reset all lifetime metrics to zero.
And *nodetool* should invoke that to allow resetting metrics from the command
line.
was:
Often I change some parameter in cassandra, in the OS, or in an external
component and want to see the effect on cassandra performance. Because some
the jmx metrics are for the lifetime of the process, it's hard to see the
effect of changes. It's inconvenient to restart all the nodes. And if you
restart only some nodes (as I often do) then only those metrics reset to zero.
The jmx interface should provide a way to reset all lifetime metrics to zero.
> Add jmx and mdoetool controls to reset lifetime metrics to zero
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> Key: CASSANDRA-8433
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-8433
> Project: Cassandra
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Donald Smith
> Priority: Minor
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> Often I change some parameter in cassandra, in the OS, or in an external
> component and want to see the effect on cassandra performance. Because some
> the jmx metrics are for the lifetime of the process, it's hard to see the
> effect of changes. It's inconvenient to restart all the nodes. And if you
> restart only some nodes (as I often do) then only those metrics reset to zero.
> The jmx interface should provide a way to reset all lifetime metrics to zero.
> And *nodetool* should invoke that to allow resetting metrics from the
> command line.
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