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Any thoughts on this would be really interesting.
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2011 at 2:57 PM, Jonathan Ellis wrote:
> 1.0 can read 0.6 data files but is not network-compatible, so you need
> to do an all-at-once upgrade. Additionally, the Thrift api changed
> started with 0.7; see NEWS.txt for details.
>
> On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 6:46 AM, Jake Maizel wrot
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GCInspector.java:168 SoundCloud.IncomingTracks 95470,1604563
0/0 20/20
We have tried to run manual compactions but these don't seem to happen
every, like do to the high pending count.
I am wondering what the best way to figure out what is blocking on these
nodes, in order to get compaction back in that game.
I have considered isolating one node via the network to see if it can catch
up once there is no load on it. Not sure of the negative side effects of
that.
Any suggestions on resolving this?
Regards,
Jake
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Hello,
We run a medium sized cluster of 12 nodes on 0.6.13 and would like to move
to 1.0. What's the best practices for this? Can we do a rolling upgrade
or does the entire cluster need to be upgraded at once?
Regards,
Jake
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needing it.
Thoughts?
(0.6.6 on a 7 nodes cluster)
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and Filter files are
still the originals. Should I keep these or do anything else with
them?
My alternative is to delete all the data and run repair again which I
have done in the past and it works but takes a while with a large data
set.
I am open to ideas and any suggestions are welcome.
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r caused a huge
amount of disk to be used and therefore ran out. Currently, is there
a way to clear space in this situation? Would running a clean up
help?
Running ver 0.6.6.
Thanks,
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tually leads me to an important question. Should I always make sure
> that Cassandra doesn't get past 50% of the drives free space, otherwise an
> anticompaction like this can just destroy the machine?
>
> On 12/8/10 1:12 AM, Jake Maizel wrote:
>>
>> Also, look for any sna
d have completed.
>
> On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 3:10 AM, Jake Maizel wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Is there a definitive way to tell if a Decommission operation has
>> completed, such as a log message similar to what happens with a Drain
>> command?
>>
&g
isk space to flush
>> at
>> >
>> On 12/7/10 8:44 PM, Mark wrote:
>> > 3 Node cluster and I just ran a nodetool cleanup on node #3. 1 and 2
>> > are now at 100% disk space. What should I do?
>>
>>
>
>
> Is there files with -tmp n their names
Hello,
Is there a definitive way to tell if a Decommission operation has
completed, such as a log message similar to what happens with a Drain
command?
Thanks.
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e also been considering increasing the replication factor to 4
>> and then just shutting down all the old nodes. Would that work as far
>> as data availability would go?
>
> Not sure what you are thinking of there, but probably not. :)
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work as far
as data availability would go?
Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
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that doesn't have enough space for the anit-compaction.
This keep nodetool cleanup from completing since this occurs at the
beginning of the run.
I also tired running compact on this node and then cleanup but the
same error results.
Any ideas or pointers?
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ntally
did this and am curious of the effect.
3. Is large GC activity normal during a repair outside the documented
"GC Storm" cases?
By the way, really great work on cassandra from an operations POV.
I've enjoyed working with it.
Regards and thanks for any help.
Jake
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