That's not a bad idea. Doesn't end up being very fine grained, but
should be sufficient.
---Mark
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 10:53 PM, Chris Goffinet wrote:
> Sounds like your asking if Cassandra has support for a software ACL. No,
> Cassandra does not have that. I personally think that should b
Sounds like your asking if Cassandra has support for a software ACL.
No, Cassandra does not have that. I personally think that should be at
the hardware level anyway, why waste the cycles. Secure your network
firewalls internally to isolate your appliance. If anything, you could
ship a sof
I understand that part. But how do you prevent people starting a
rogue node and adding it to the system? As I understand it now,
anybody can bring up a node, point it at one of the seeds and have it
take part in the cluster. Am I mistaken there?
---Mark
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 10:42 PM, Ch
Thrift is just a cross-platform interface. Using the internal api does
not mitigate having Cassandra find other nodes.
-Chris
On Aug 21, 2009, at 10:39 PM, Mark McBride wrote:
There's still the question of inter-node communication though. One of
the attractive things to us is the ability to
There's still the question of inter-node communication though. One of
the attractive things to us is the ability to power on another virtual
appliance and have it auto-discover the other Cassandra nodes. Is
this just something outside the scope of the current design?
---Mark
On Fri, Aug 21,
if your product is jvm based, just use the internal api and don't
stzrt the thrift listeners at all.
On 8/21/09, Mark McBride wrote:
> I'm looking at the potential of embedding Cassandra in one of our
> products. This ships as one or more virtual appliances that runs at a
> customer's site, and
I'm looking at the potential of embedding Cassandra in one of our
products. This ships as one or more virtual appliances that runs at a
customer's site, and security is always an issue. This looks like
mostly a Thrift issue... but I was wondering if anybody on this list
had any thoughts about how
cassandra is multithreaded by design. there's no way to have a
running server in a single thread.
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 1:31 AM, Leen Toelen wrote:
> Hi,
> does anyone have experience running a cassandra database using spring and/or
> in unit tests (single node, single thread, no remoting)? I w
Hi,
does anyone have experience running a cassandra database using spring and/or
in unit tests (single node, single thread, no remoting)? I would like to
start a cassandra database, assign a directory to it, and run tests in my
own dao objects with the cassandra backend.
Regards,
Leen
