Yes, I have an idea forming up in my mind for 5220, so I'm still on it.

On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 6:25 AM, Benedict Elliott Smith
<belliottsm...@datastax.com> wrote:
>>
>>   - CASSANDRA-5220: Repair improvements when using vnodes
>
>
> That definitely deserves a "performance" tag. Yuki, are you looking at this
> or should we unassign in case somebody else wants to jump in?
>
>
> On 15 April 2014 14:59, Michael Shuler <mich...@pbandjelly.org> wrote:
>
>> On 04/15/2014 08:28 AM, Benedict Elliott Smith wrote:
>>
>>> It's only been six months since the last performance drive, and 2.1 is now
>>> around the corner. But I'm hoping we can push performance even further for
>>> 3.0. With that in mind, I've picked out what I think are the nearest term
>>> wins to focus on.
>>>
>>>     - CASSANDRA-7039: DirectByteBuffer compatible LZ4 methods
>>>     - CASSANDRA-6726: RAR/CRAR off-heap
>>>     - CASSANDRA-6633: Dynamic bloom filter resizing
>>>     - CASSANDRA-6755: Optimise CellName/Composite comparisons for
>>> NativeCell
>>>     - CASSANDRA-7032: Improve vnode allocation
>>>     - CASSANDRA-6809: Compressed Commit Log
>>>     - CASSANDRA-5663: write batching in native protocol
>>>     - CASSANDRA-5863: In-process (uncompressed) page cache
>>>     - CASSANDRA-7040: Replace read/write stage with per-disk access
>>>     coordination
>>>     - CASSANDRA-6917: enum data type
>>>     - CASSANDRA-6935: Make clustering part of primary key a first order
>>>
>>>     component in the storage engine
>>>
>>> I've arranged them in ascending order of my intuitive impression of their
>>> difficulty. Don't all leap at the last few :)
>>>
>>> Anything I've missed?
>>>
>>
>>   - CASSANDRA-5220: Repair improvements when using vnodes
>>
>> Not sure where that might go in your difficulty ordering, but since vnodes
>> are default and repair time seems to be a pretty common question/pain, it's
>> important for ops and highly relevant to cluster performance. If some of
>> the above list might directly affect/help repair performance, let's get
>> them tied together in Jira :)
>>
>> --
>> Kind regards,
>> Michael
>>
>>



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