Thanks Christopher for detailed explanation.
Appreciated your response!
-S
-Original Message-
From: Christopher
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2022 3:33 PM
To: accumulo-user
Subject: [External] Re: minor compaction same as flush
Ed's description is slightly wrong:
Yes, flush i
Ed's description is slightly wrong:
Yes, flush is the same as a minor compaction, writing in-memory data
to an RFile. The shell calls this a "flush", because it's a more
intuitive name than "minor compaction". In the technical
documentation, it could be referred to as either, and some of our
confi
Just a small correction re:
> Major compactions combine all files into a single file. Minor compactions
> select a subset of files can combines them into a file.
Minor compactions are when in-memory data is written to files. Major
compactions are when files are combined. Major compactions can i
Thanks Ed,
Appreciated your clarification!
-S
From: dev1
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2022 9:36 AM
To: 'user@accumulo.apache.org'
Subject: [External] RE: minor compaction same as flush
Flush and compactions are different actions.
Flush - sorts and writes current, in-memory changes
Flush and compactions are different actions.
Flush - sorts and writes current, in-memory changes to a file. This can reduce
the amount of recovery in case of a failure because the flushed entries do not
need to be processed from the WAL.
Compactions combine multiple files into a single file.