Dear All,

 

    I was doing some test on datastax java driver with Eclipse on Mac Pro. 
Basically, in

the eclipse, I was using prepared and batch statement to write (id, name), 
where id

ranges from 10000 to 1000000 and names are student1 - student10000(according to 
the range of id).

 

    After every time I run the code in eclipse, everything goes well, then I 
use nodetool cfhistograms and proxyhistograms, and cfstats to check the 
results. However, it seems to be weird. As I was looking forward to see the 
read latency and write lantency to increase, as I add the range from 10000, 
100000, 1000000, 10000000, the final result turns out to be decreasing on the 
latency.

 

For example, for the cfhistograms of 10,000 first table and 100,000 second 
table:

Percentile  SSTables Write Latency

50%         0               14

75%         0                20

95%         0                42

98%         0                60

99%         0                60

Min          0                 5

Max          0                179

 

and 100,000 below

Percentile  SSTables Write Latency

50%         0               10

75%         0                12

95%         0                24

98%         0                29

99%         0                42

Min          0                 3

Max          0                1109

 

 

Also, for the proxyhistogram, 10, 000:

Percentile  Read Latency Write Latency

50%         1331               72

75%         1916                103

95%         5722               215

98%         5722                310

99%         5722               372

Min          259                  30

Max          5722                11864

 

and 100,000 below:

Percentile  Read Latency Write Latency

50%         1331               42

75%         1916                50

95%         6866               103

98%         6866                149

99%         6866               215

Min          311                  18

Max          6866                61214

 

Anyone has any idea about this?

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Steven

 

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