> -Original Message-
> From: Sylvain Lebresne [mailto:sylv...@datastax.com]
> Sent: 18 December 2013 12:46
> Google up NetworkTopologyStrategy. This is what you want to use and it's
> not configured in cassandra.yaml but when you create the keyspace.
>
> Basically, you define your topology
datacentre" a logical group *within* an overall cluster? So I can
create a separate "datacentre" for each node, and if I write to that node the
data will be forced to stay in that datacentre, i.e. that node?
I do apologise for the noobish questions, my attention is currently split
between investigating several possible solutions. I rather favour Cassandra
though, if I can hobble it appropriately.
Kind regards,
-Colin MacDonald-
ally is a question of: *can* I cripple Cassandra in this way, and if so
how?
Thanks for the response.
-Colin MacDonald-
nodes in a
cluster? I’m not seeing an obvious configuration option for that, presumably
because it obviates much of the point of using Cassandra, but again, we’re
working within some rather unfortunate constraints.
Any hints or suggestions would be most gratefully received.
Kind regards,
-Colin
