1% packet loss can definitely lead to drops. At higher speeds, that's
enough to limit TCP throughput to the point that cross-node communication
can't keep up. TCP_BBR will do better than other strategies at maintaining
high throughput despite single-digit packet loss, but you'll also want to
trac
Hi,
We are currently using apache cassandra 3.11.6 in our production
environment with single DC of 4 nodes.
2 nodes have configuration : Ssd 24 cores, 64gb ram, 20gb heap size
Other 2 nodes have: Ssd 32cores, 64gb ram, 20gb heap size
I have several questions around this.
1. Does different conf
Reading the documentation on Cassandra 3.x there is recommendations that
node size should be ~1TByte of data. Modern servers can have 24 SSDs,
each at 2TBytes in size for data. Is that a bad idea for Cassandra?
Does 4.0beta4 handle larger nodes?
We have machines that have 16, 8TBytes SATA dri
