> It does appear that I am IO bound. Disks show about 90% util.
Well, also pay attention to the average queue size column. If there
are constantly more requests waiting to be serviced than you have
platters, you're almost certainly I/O bound. The utilization number
can be a bit flaky sometimes, al
been able to do in parallel because of io issues.
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> I am just running simple test in 6 node cassandra 4 GB heap, 96 GB RAM and
> 12 core per host. I am inserting 1M rows with avg col size of 250k. I keep
> getting "Dropped mutation" messages in logs. Not sure how to troubleshoot or
> tune it.
Average col size of 250k - that sounds to me like you'
Can someone please help?
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