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Maybe some data flow diagrams could be added to the cep showing some example operations for read/write?On Mar 28, 2023, at 11:35 AM, Yifan Cai wrote:A lot of great discussions! On the sidecar front, especially what the role sidecar plays in terms of this CEP, I feel there might be some confusion.
A lot of great discussions!
On the sidecar front, especially what the role sidecar plays in terms of
this CEP, I feel there might be some confusion. Once the code is published,
we should have clarity.
Sidecar does not read sstables nor do any coordination for analytics
queries. It is local to the
I disagree with the first claim, as the process has all the information it chooses to utilise about which resources it’s using and what it’s using those resources for.The inability to isolate GC domains is something we cannot address, but also probably not a problem if we were doing everything with
On Tue, Mar 28, 2023 at 9:03 AM Joseph Lynch wrote:
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I think we might be underselling how valuable JVM isolation is,
> especially for analytics queries that are going to pass the entire
> dataset through heap somewhat constantly.
>
Big +1 here. The JVM simply does not have significant granula
> One of the explicit goals of making an official sidecar project was to
> try to make it something the project does not break compatibility with
> as one of the main issues the third-party sidecars (that handle
> distributed control, backup, repair, etc ...) have is they break
> constantly because
Fwiw I’m sceptical of the performance angle long term. You can do a lot more to
control QoS when you understand what each query is doing, and what your SLOs
are. You can also more efficiently apportion your resources (not leaving any
lying fallow to ensure it’s free later)
But, we’re a long way
> If we want to bring groups/containers/etc into the default deployment
> mechanisms of C*, great. I am all for dividing it up into micro services
> given we solve all the problems I listed in the complexity section.
>
> I am actually all for dividing C* up into multiple micro services, but the
One of the explicit goals of making an official sidecar project was to
try to make it something the project does not break compatibility with
as one of the main issues the third-party sidecars (that handle
distributed control, backup, repair, etc ...) have is they break
constantly because C* breaks
>> Given the sidecar is running on the same node as the main C* process, the
>> only real resource isolation you have is in heap/GC? CPU/Memory/IO are all
>> still shared between the main C* process and the side car, and coordinating
>> those across processes is harder than coordinating them
On Tue, Mar 28, 2023 at 7:30 AM Jeremiah D Jordan
wrote:
> - Resources isolation. Having the said service running within the same JVM
> may negatively impact Cassandra storage's performance. It could be more
> beneficial to have them in Sidecar, which offers strong resource isolation
> guarantees
> - Resources isolation. Having the said service running within the same JVM
> may negatively impact Cassandra storage's performance. It could be more
> beneficial to have them in Sidecar, which offers strong resource isolation
> guarantees.
How does having this in a side car change the impact
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