Re: Data modeling for read performance

2012-05-20 Thread aaron morton
I would bucket the time stats as well. If you write all the attributes at the same time, and always want to read them together, storing them in something like a JSON blob is legitimate approach. Other Aaron, can you elaborate on > I'm not using composite row keys (it's just > AsciiType) as th

Re: Data modeling for read performance

2012-05-17 Thread Aaron Turner
On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 8:55 AM, jason kowalewski wrote: > We have been attempting to change our data model to provide more > performance in our cluster. > > Currently there are a couple ways to model the data and i was > wondering if some people out there could help us out. > > We are storing tim