It stores them, but they are not as important as the token.
I.e. You can shutdown the node and bring it back on another ip and gossip with
sort it out.
Aaron
On 28/04/2011, at 4:52 AM, Milind Parikh wrote:
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> Most likely because in the wild, you can't assume a reliable DNS.
>
> Just as a
Most likely because in the wild, you can't assume a reliable DNS.
Just as an aside...This question comes up often in context of managing
Cassandra clusters;especially in elastic situations. Most CMDBs assume a
static name (host names/static IPs) for nodes. However this often proves to
be mismatche
Hi ,
Silly question maybe ... but came to me in the Ec2 thread. Is there a
design reason why cassandra stores nodes as IP addresses and not
hostnames?
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