The has results in a token
The replicas are typically the RF instances with tokens numerically larger than
the hash
So if a row hashes to token 1, and the instances are -100,0,100,200,300,400,500
the replica instances are 100,200,300, and cassandra considers them to be
identical for nearly all
Hello Jeff,
Thanks for the response.
I just got it right. One Last thing, when a read request comes in to the
coordinator node, the partition key is hashed and a node is located where
corresponding data is previously stored. How does the coordinator node
locate the replica nodes for this row.
The
> On Aug 17, 2019, at 10:53 AM, Inquistive allen wrote:
>
> I am a newbie in cassandra. I have asked this question on various platforms
> but never got a satisfying answer.
> Hence thought of bringing up the topic here. Sorry for this might be a simple
> question.
>
> 1. I studied the paper
I am a newbie in cassandra. I have asked this question on various platforms but
never got a satisfying answer.
Hence thought of bringing up the topic here. Sorry for this might be a simple
question.
1. I studied the paper on consistent hashing (which is being implemented in
Cassandra)
2. Cassan
