What hardware are you running one? How long does the slowdown last ?
There are a few reasons for temporary slowdowns ... perhaps the JVM
started GCing? Cassandra spends time cleaning up the on-disk SSTables
in a process called compaction. This could cause the client to observe
a slowdown.
Things
hi
im using the default config from the svn trunk for everything: tables,
column, supercolumn, single node etc.
im inserting rows like this
for u in users:
client.insert('Table1', str(u.uid), 'Super1:attrs:key', str(u.key),
timestamp, False)
after about 100k rows, cassandra completely sl
Every node assumes each other node listens on the same ports. (This
might seem inflexible but it is actually a good policy to enforce.)
So just make sure those numbers are consistent across the cluster.
On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 5:31 PM, wrote:
> Yes. There are more ports than just '9160' to consi
*Yes. There are more ports than just '9160' to consider. Gossip, Storage,
UDP, etc. So as long as the other nodes have similar configs, just setting
the IP's in the seed section is good enough.*
Thanks chris
How do we specify 9160, gossip,storage, udp in the seeds xml section
On Sun, Jul 12, 2009
On Jul 12, 2009, at 1:34 PM, mobiledream...@gmail.com wrote:
Say there are 4 nodes in cassandra, is it possible that we can send
insert/delete/update queries to any of the nodes?
Yes. Using the default partitioner, its designed to connect to any
nodes.
Do all the data stores in oth
Hey guys
*Say there are 4 nodes in cassandra, is it possible that we can send
insert/delete/update queries to any of the nodes?*
127.0.0.1
x.x.x.x
2.4.11.3
23.41.121.43
*Do all the data stores in other nodes need to be runnin on port 9160 as
there is no
