netstats only gives the active streams, for example if the rebuild fails
because of a network issue or something there is no trace of it.
regarding nohup: i am trying to create an api
On Friday, March 27, 2020, Erick Ramirez wrote:
> If you run nodetool netstats, you would be able to see the st
It really depends on your definition of "stable" but you can run C* on as
little as a single-core machine with 4-6GB of RAM. It will be stable enough
to do 1 or 2 queries per second (or maybe a bit more) if you were just
doing some development and wanted to do minimal testing. There are even
exampl
If you run nodetool netstats, you would be able to see the status of the
node where it would either be "building" or "normal" if it completed. While
it's building, it will also show you the active streams that are in
progress.
Typically, most admins nohup it or at least redirect the output to a lo
What are the minimum system requirements for running a stable install of
Cassandra?
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Hello,
When I invoke "node tool rebuild" command, I see it is a long running
process depending on the data size. I am implementing an API using the JMX
mBeans, since the rebuild is a long running operation, the API is waiting
for the rebuild to complete. Is there a way to make it asynchronous and
