DataStax Enterprise has a new-ish feature set called Big Node that is supposed
to help with using much denser nodes. We are going to be doing some testing
with that for a similar use case with ever-growing disk needs, but no real
increase in read or write volume. At some point it may become avai
We run a ~1PByte HBase cluster on top of Hadoop/HDFS that works pretty
well. I would love to be able to use Cassandra instead on a system
like that. HBase queries / scans are not the easiest to deal with,
but, as with Cassandra, if you know the primary key, you can get to your
data fast, ev
Hi Erik,
thank you for the link, very instructive.
To summarise my understanding of your mail, the code and my experiments:
- as long as the compaction logger is running it will write into the same
“compaction.log" file
- if a new logger gets started (for example through restart of the Cassandr
