It's not a hard rule, you can put more data on a node. The 300GB to 400GB idea
is mostly concerned with operations, you may want to put less on a node due to
higher throughput demands.
(We are talking about the amount of data on a node, regardless of the RF).
On the operations side the consid
Does this "max load" have correlation to replication factor?
IE a 3 node cluster with rf of 3. Should i be worried at {max load} X 3 or
what people generally mention the max load is?
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 10:55 PM, Filippo Diotalevi wrote:
> Hi,
> one of latest Aaron's observation about the ma
Hi,
one of latest Aaron's observation about the max load per Cassandra node caught
my attention
> At ~840GB I'm probably running close
> to the max load I should have on a node,[AM] roughly 300GB to 400GB is the
> max load
Since we currently have a Cassandra node with roughly 330GB of data, it l
