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http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/LargeDataSetConsiderations?action=diff&rev1=4&rev2=5

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- This page aims to to give some advise as to the issues one may need to 
consider when using Cassandra for large data sets. In particular, when the 
amount of data per node is large. The intent is not to make original claims, 
but to collect in one place some issues that are operationally relevant. Other 
parts of the wiki are highly recommended in order to fully understand the 
issues involved.
+ This page aims to to give some advise as to the issues one may need to 
consider when using Cassandra for large data sets (meaning hundreds of 
gigabytes or terrabytes per node). The intent is not to make original claims, 
but to collect in one place some issues that are operationally relevant. Other 
parts of the wiki are highly recommended in order to fully understand the 
issues involved.
  
  This is a work in progress. If you find information out of date (e.g., a JIRA 
ticket referenced has been resolved but this document has not been updated), 
please help by editing or e-mail:ing cassandra-user.
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+ Note that not all of these issues are specific to Cassandra (for example, any 
storage system is subject to the trade-offs of cache sizes relative to active 
set size, and IOPS will always be strongly correlated with the percentage of 
requests that penetrate caching layers).
  
  Unless otherwise noted, the points refer to Cassandra 0.7 and above.
  

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