: Monday, May 30, 2016 10:56 AM
To: user@cassandra.apache.org
Subject: Re: Per node limit for Disk Space
Those are rough guidelines, actual effective node size is going to depend on
your read/write workload and the compaction strategy you choose. The biggest
reason data density per node usually
Those are rough guidelines, actual effective node size is going to depend
on your read/write workload and the compaction strategy you choose. The
biggest reason data density per node usually needs to be limited is due to
data grooming overhead introduced by compaction. Data at rest essentially
be
Hi All,
I have question regarding max disk space limit on a node.
As per Data stax, We can have 1TB max disk space for rotational disks and
up to 5 TB for SSDs on a node.
Could you please suggest per your experience what would be limit for space
on a single node with out causing so much stress o