On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 5:02 PM, Aaron Morton wrote:
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> Which type of cache is appropriate to your particular case depends on a
> variety of factors including the hotness and other access
> characteristics of your data set, the relationship of data set size to
> the heap size, row size to key siz
Which type of cache is appropriate to your particular case depends on a
variety of factors including the hotness and other access
characteristics of your data set, the relationship of data set size to
the heap size, row size to key size, and so forth.
=Rob
A little of topic, but I remember re
On 7/28/10 12:26 PM, YES Linux wrote:
i was wondering what the trade offs were between the key cache and row
cache? which is more important from a read? if you have a large row
cache can your key cache be small?
- The row cache is a superset of the key cache. If you have a row cache
on a CF,
i was wondering what the trade offs were between the key cache and row
cache? which is more important from a read? if you have a large row cache
can your key cache be small?
here is some background to my questions:
i have a data set that has alot of random access for rows using get slices
from
