Yeah… I gathered that this was a memory for availability tradeoff… I was
just curious how much memory was involved.
It seems a shame to waste so much memory and I can't help shake the feeling
that a lot of this is unnecessary.
In some situations I could see Cassandra using up to 4x more memory th
Hi folks,
I'm talking about Cassandra at the first ever Stack Overflow Dev Days
conference in Sydney on October 26 http://devdays.stackoverflow.com/sydney/ .
I've only got 45 minutes but I'm going to storm through as much as I can about
how things work at the cluster level and the read
My guess would be CASSANDRA-2675. Upgrade to the latest version in
your release series, if you haven't.
On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 9:53 AM, Chad Johnson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We periodically get the following exception in our Cassandra cluster. What I
> mean by periodically is once or twice a week. It
I'm pretty sure that was a bug fixed in a later 0.6.x release so you might be
able to upgrade and the exceptions might go away. We run 0.6.13 with a minor
mod to support data expiration and will probably do so indefinitely since there
no way to upgrade without shutting our site down :(
-Anthon
Hi,
We periodically get the following exception in our Cassandra cluster. What I
mean by periodically is once or twice a week. It always affects the same column
family ( containing super columns). The frequency of the problems seems to
center on the same couple nodes, but not always. I've been
> Is it possible to use nodetool repair to fix this with the current data set?
>
> I issued a repair command and the other nodes seem to be doing the
> correct things but I concerned by this: "Uncaught exception in thread
> Thread[ROW-READ-STAGE:4327,5,main]"
>
> Will the affect node ever be able
Hello,
In a cluster running 0.6.6 one node lost part of a data file due to an
operator error. An older file was moved in place to bring cassandra
up again.
Now we get lots of these in the log:
2011-08-27_10:30:55.26219 'ERROR [ROW-READ-STAGE:4327] 10:30:55,258
CassandraDaemon.java:87 Uncaught