Re: 1.2.2 as primary storage?

Michael Kjellman writes: > How big will each mutation be roughly? 1MB, 5MB, 16MB? On the small end. Say 1MB. Cheers, Chris Dean

1.2.2 as primary storage?

ra cluster. I have run 0.7.0 on a 3 node cluster in production and that was fine, but it was a different sort of application. Thanks! (FWIW, our second choice would be to run PG and shard at the app level.) Cheers, Chris Dean

Re: What happens if there is a collision?

hold the timestamp constant and use that as a sort of locking mechanism. The timestamp is an every increasing clock. Cheers, Chris Dean

Re: What happens if there is a collision?

clock so I wouldn't expect two api calls from the same machine in the same thread to have the same timestamp. It is perfectly allowed behavior for the read value to not agree with the write value. Cheers, Chris Dean

Re: ec2 tests

-East. We always use 3 Cassandra servers and one or two machines to run stress.py. I don't think we're seeing the 7500 writes/sec so maybe our config is wrong. You'll have to be patient until my colleague writes this all up. Cheers, Chris Dean

Re: ec2 tests

de. If there are any particular config setting that would help with the slow ec2 IO that would be great to know. Cheers, Chris Dean

ec2 tests

ze to reflect the Large Instances we're using. Thanks! Cheers, Chris Dean

Getting all the keys from a ColumnFamily ?

ferent rows. Cheers, Chris Dean

Using get_range_slices

token should be. Cheers, Chris Dean

Re: get_range_slices in hector

Ok, thanks. Cheers, Chris Dean Nathan McCall writes: > Not yet. If you wanted to provide a patch that would be much > appreciated. A fork and pull request would be best logistically, but > whatever works. > > -Nate > > On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 5:10 PM, Chris Dean wrote: >

get_range_slices in hector

Is there a version of hector that has an interface to get_range_slices ? or should I provide a patch? Cheers, Chris Dean