Yep, I think I can. Here you are: https://github.com/tivv/cassandra-balancer
2012/1/15 Carlos Pérez Miguel
> If you can partage it would be greate
>
> Carlos Pérez Miguel
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> 2012/1/15 Віталій Тимчишин :
> > Yep. Have written groovy script this friday to perform autobalancing :)
> I am
> > g
Sorry, my english is not very well on sundays. By "partage" i mean "to
share" and by greate I mean "great".
Anyway, thanks everybody for your answers.
Carlos Pérez Miguel
El día 15 de enero de 2012 21:53, Carlos Pérez Miguel
escribió:
> If you can partage it would be greate
>
> Carlos Pérez M
If you can partage it would be greate
Carlos Pérez Miguel
2012/1/15 Віталій Тимчишин :
> Yep. Have written groovy script this friday to perform autobalancing :) I am
> going to add it to my jenkins soon.
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> 2012/1/15 Maxim Potekhin
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>> I see. Sure, that's a bit more complicated and you'd
Yep. Have written groovy script this friday to perform autobalancing :) I
am going to add it to my jenkins soon.
2012/1/15 Maxim Potekhin
> I see. Sure, that's a bit more complicated and you'd have to move tokens
> after adding a machine.
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> Maxim
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> On 1/15/2012 4:40 AM, Віталій Тимчишин
I see. Sure, that's a bit more complicated and you'd have to move tokens
after adding a machine.
Maxim
On 1/15/2012 4:40 AM, ??? wrote:
It's nothing wrong for 3 nodes. It's a problem for cluster of 20+
nodes, growing.
2012/1/14 Maxim Potekhin mailto:potek...@bnl.gov>>
I'm
It's nothing wrong for 3 nodes. It's a problem for cluster of 20+ nodes,
growing.
2012/1/14 Maxim Potekhin
> I'm just wondering -- what's wrong with manual specification of tokens?
> I'm so glad I did it and have not had problems with balancing and all.
>
> Before I was indeed stuck with 25/25/
I'm just wondering -- what's wrong with manual specification of tokens?
I'm so glad I did it and have not had problems with balancing and all.
Before I was indeed stuck with 25/25/50 setup in a 3 machine cluster,
when had to move tokens to make it 33/33/33 and I screwed up a little in
that the
Actually for me it seems that largest means with most data, not range, that
with replication involved makes the feature useless.
2012/1/13 David McNelis
> The documentation for that section needs to be updated...
>
> What happens is that if you just autobootstrap without setting a token it
> wil
Thanks David for your explanation. What happens if autobootstrap is
false in the configuration file? nodes seem to choose the correct
token and balance well the cluster. In this case, how did each node to
select its initial token?
Carlos Pérez Miguel
2012/1/13 David McNelis :
> The documentatio
The documentation for that section needs to be updated...
What happens is that if you just autobootstrap without setting a token it
will by default bisect the range of the largest node.
So if you go through several iterations of adding nodes, then this is what
you would see:
Gen 1:
Node A: 100%
Hello,
I have a doubt about how initial token is determined. In Cassandra's
documentation it is said that it is better to manually configure the
initial token to each node in the system but also is said that if
initial token is not defined and autobootstrap is true, new nodes
choose initial token
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