Re: Options for expanding Cassandra cluster on AWS

, Aug 19, 2014 at 9:41 AM, Oleg Dulin wrote: Distinguished Colleagues: Our current Cassandra cluster on AWS looks like this: 3 nodes in N. Virginia, one per zone. RF=3 Each node is a c3.4xlarge with 2x160G SSDs in RAID-0 (~300 Gig SSD on each node). Works great, I find it the most op

Re: Options for expanding Cassandra cluster on AWS

The last guidance I heard from DataStax was to use m2.2xlarge's on AWS and put data on the ephemeral drivehave they changed this guidance? Brian On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 9:41 AM, Oleg Dulin wrote: > Distinguished Colleagues: > > Our current Cassandra cluster on AWS looks li

Options for expanding Cassandra cluster on AWS

Distinguished Colleagues: Our current Cassandra cluster on AWS looks like this: 3 nodes in N. Virginia, one per zone. RF=3 Each node is a c3.4xlarge with 2x160G SSDs in RAID-0 (~300 Gig SSD on each node). Works great, I find it the most optimal configuration for a Cassandra node. But the

Cassandra cluster on aws

Hi, I'm using chef for automating some installation tasks on aws. I used infochimp's *"cluster_chef * / cookbooks / cassandra " cookbook. But there were some problems with the installatio