of Hector, but when using the
> > > datastax driver, Cassandra provides a highly available set of
> > > connections; a single Cassandra session will have explicit connections
> > > to all of the node which make up a given cluster.
> > >
> > > The Cassand
all of the node which make up a given cluster.
> >
> > The Cassandra server itself relies on a lot of cross-node talk which
> > means that they must be visible to each other. In this case, HA proxy
> > will just get in the way and make you less highly available.
>
; a single Cassandra session will have explicit connections
> > to all of the node which make up a given cluster.
> >
> > The Cassandra server itself relies on a lot of cross-node talk which
> > means that they must be visible to each other. In this case, HA proxy
> > wil
lot of cross-node talk which
> means that they must be visible to each other. In this case, HA proxy
> will just get in the way and make you less highly available.
>
> On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 11:10 AM, Richard Jennings
> wrote:
>> Can a Cassandra client such as Hector operate
ot of cross-node talk which
means that they must be visible to each other. In this case, HA proxy
will just get in the way and make you less highly available.
On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 11:10 AM, Richard Jennings
wrote:
> Can a Cassandra client such as Hector operate successfully behind a HA Proxy
Can a Cassandra client such as Hector operate successfully behind a HA
Proxy where the cluster is represented by a single IP Address?
Regards
