Hi,
I'am interested to know differences between your AMI and the Datastax one,
already available in the market place.
Thanks,
Philippe
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Hi guys,
Recently a node in our ring became unreachable due to some AWS EC2 issue,
and we decided to remove it using "nodetool removenode" command.
As we are using Vnodes on a 28 node cluster, the removenode command
generates a lot of streams between all nodes. The problem is that some
stream beco
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> On 6/12/2013, at 4:42 am, Philippe Dupont wrote:
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> Hi again,
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> I have much more in formations on this case :
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> We did further investigations on the nodes
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whatsoever, please do not hesitate to ask! "
To conclude, the only other solution to avoid VPC and Reserved Instance is
to replace this instance by a new one, hoping to not having other "Noisy
neighbors"...
I hope that will help someone.
Philippe
2013/11/28 Philippe DUPONT
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Hi,
We currently have a 28 node C* cluster on m1.XLarge instances using Vnodes
and are encountering a Raid issue with one of them.
The first solution could be to decommission this node and insert a new one
in the cluster, since we use vnodes we need to run 28 cleanup after adding
a node, this valu
Hi,
We have a Cassandra cluster of 28 nodes. Each one is an EC2 m1.xLarge based
on datastax AMI with 4 storage in raid0 mode.
Here is the ticket we opened with amazon support :
"This raid is created using the datastax public AMI : ami-b2212dc6. Sources
are also available here : https://github.co
