Cassandra great database for searching things that dont exist! How often do
you get to say that?
On Friday, January 10, 2014, Charlie Mason wrote:
> Hi Rob,
> It sounds like Cassandra is actually a very good fit with this use case.
I have been experiencing slower performance in my app than I was
Hi Rob,
It sounds like Cassandra is actually a very good fit with this use case. I
have been experiencing slower performance in my app than I was expecting.
Although I am fairly sure now its something else now rather than this part
of the app. It was just with such a lot of queries I was keen to k
On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 1:42 PM, Charlie Mason wrote:
> There are a lot more reads than writes on this particular table. All of
> the queries are just for the partition key. Most of the queries are for
> partition keys that don't exists, more than 99% of the queries.
>
Reads for partition keys th
Hi All,
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to improve performance in the
below use case?
I have a very simple table with a single Partition Key, and one Cluster
key. My app is periodically writing new entries in the table and deleting
old ones.
There are a lot more reads than writes on t
