You might want to check out www.rackspacecloud.com where you can get boxes and 
pay by the hour (as cheap as $0.015 / hour for a 256Mb box).  We used it a 
couple of weeks ago to setup a MySQL Cluster test and ended up having around 18 
boxes.  Memory can be changed from 256Mb to 16Gb in a couple of minutes.  They 
also have various flavors to choose from.

The bottom line is that we love it and it solves the problem of the "test 
boxes" that you would need right away.

Have fun,

Alex


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-----Original Message-----
From: llpind [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 12:21 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: HBase in a real world application


As some of you know, I've been playing with HBase on/off for the past few
months.

I'd like your take on some cluster setup/configuration setting that you’ve
found successful.  Also, any other thoughts on how I can persuade usage of
HBase.

Assume:  Working with ~2 TB of data.  A few very tall tables. Hadoop/HBase
0.20.0.

1.      What specs should a master box have (speed, HD, RAM)?  Should Slave 
boxes
be different?
2.      Recommended size of cluster?  I realize this depends on what
load/performance requirements we have, but I’d like to know your thoughts
based on #1 specs.
3.      Should zookeeper quorums run on different boxes than regionservers?


Basically if you could give some example cluster configurations with the
amount of data your working with that would be a lot of help (or point me to
a place were this has been discussed for .20).  Currently I don’t have the
funds to play around with a lot of boxes, but I hope to soon.  :)  Thanks.

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