Re: [VOTE] 0.7.0 rc3

Nick and I discovered https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-1895last night. If someone can reproduce it, it is likely worth delaying this RC for. On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 5:22 PM, Eric Evans wrote: > > We've had lots of changes[1] since RC2, too many to move to release > without wider t

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Re: Distributed counters are in trunk

Thanks Jonathan! We'll work on adding some more docs to that wiki (probably after the holidays). /Johan On 21 dec 2010, at 18.12, Jonathan Ellis wrote: > Thanks to Kelvin, Johan, Ryan, Sylvain, Chris, and everyone else for their > hard work on this! > > For mere mortals: http://wiki.apache.org

Re: Avro RPC?

On Wed, 2010-12-22 at 13:23 -0600, Brandon Williams wrote: > Also, avro is more or less useless to twisted python with Cassandra, > due the the underlying client used not supporting HTTP 1.1. Without > connection persistence, all it can do is set the keyspace. This is because HTTP is considered a

Re: Avro RPC?

On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 11:52 AM, Kani wrote: > As a C# client maintainer, I have based Aquiles to work with Thrift than > AVRO, since there is no support for AVRO on C# yet. > Check: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-533 Also, avro is more or less useless to twisted python with Cassan

interest in creating a "cassandra-gossip" library?

hello, I'm starting a project at my day job to deploy a gossip protocol implementation. part of my initial work is to evaluate existing implementations. being loosely familiar with Cassandra, I read http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/ArchitectureGossip and have looked over the related code a bit.

Re: Avro RPC?

As a C# client maintainer, I have based Aquiles to work with Thrift than AVRO, since there is no support for AVRO on C# yet. Check: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-533 Another thing you may check, if you are thinking on a new protocol for

Re: Avro RPC?

On Wed, 2010-12-22 at 17:27 +, Jools wrote: > It's interesting to note that in Eben Hewitt's - The definitive guide > to Cassandra he states the following; > > *Avro Summary* > > As of Cassandra version 0.7, Avro is the RPC and data serialization > mechanism for Cassandra. > > It generates c

Re: Avro RPC?

It's interesting to note that in Eben Hewitt's - The definitive guide to Cassandra he states the following; *Avro Summary* As of Cassandra version 0.7, Avro is the RPC and data serialization mechanism for Cassandra. It generates code that remote clients can use to interact with the database. It

Re: Avro RPC?

I've seen one or two instances of bit-rot in the avro CassandraServer, and I suspect there are probably others. It doesn't get first-class testing status, so I suspect it will be buggy unless it gets more usage by others. One other aspect is there is a fair amount of code baggage that needs to be

Re: Avro RPC?

We encapsulated the transport in Hector a while ago, stubbing out the avro stuff when we did. Fwiw, we have yet to receive a single request for building it out. Implementing a different approach like CQL is far more compelling to me than maintaining two transports that are more or less feature mat

Avro RPC?

So, Avro RPC. Is anyone using this? Is there anyone interested in seeing it maintained? I'm concentrating on CQL[1][2], which for me will culminate in the creation of a new, application-specific transport, one that doesn't use either of the frameworks. To me, the existing RPC framework is just