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Posted to user@cassandra.apache.org by Lee Parker <le...@socialagency.com> on 2010/05/03 23:29:32 UTC
replication and memtable flush
i have a cluster which contains two CFs. One is a bunch of rows with 10-15
columns per row. the other is an index of those items with only a few rows,
but thousands of columns per row. i am noticing that the replication of
data between the nodes in the cluster is causing a lot of memtable flushing
for the index CF. is this normal? my memtable thresholds are 128M or 1.5m
objects. Some of the rows in the index CF have 500k+ columns. Also, this
doesn't seem to happen in my dev environment which has a single cassandra
node. It also slows down the rate of flush/compact cycles when there is
only one node up in the prod cluster.
Lee Parker