For the number of file the OP has why not just use a traditional filesystem
and solr to index the pdf data. You get to search inside of the files for
relevant information?
Sri
On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 12:47 PM, buddhasystem wrote:
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> Even when storage is in NFS, Cassandra can still be quite us
yes, definitely a database for mapping ofcourse!
On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 11:17 PM, buddhasystem wrote:
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> Even when storage is in NFS, Cassandra can still be quite useful as a file
> catalog. Your physical storage can change, move etc. Therefore, it's a good
> idea to provide mapping of logical n
Even when storage is in NFS, Cassandra can still be quite useful as a file
catalog. Your physical storage can change, move etc. Therefore, it's a good
idea to provide mapping of logical names to physical store points (which in
fact can be many). This is a standard technique used in mass storage.
Cardiff
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From: buddhasystem [mailto:potek...@bnl.gov]
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From: Daniel Doubleday [mailto:daniel.double...@gmx.net]
Sent: 03 February 2011 17:21
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Subject: Re: Using Cassandra to store files
Hundreds of thousands doesn't sound too bad. Good old NFS would do with
Hundreds of thousands doesn't sound too bad. Good old NFS would do with an ok
directory structure.
We are doing this. Our documents are pretty small though (a few kb). We have
around 40M right now with around 300GB total.
Generally the problem is that much data usually means that cassandra beco
Dear Brendan,
I would really be interested by your findings too. I need a system to store
various documents, I am thinking of Cassandra (that I am already using) or
using a second type of database or any other system. Maybe like dan
suggested, using mogilefs.
Thank you,
Victor Kabdebon
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That's not what document-oriented means! (har har)
I don't know all the details of your case, but with serving static files I
suspect you could do ok with something that has a much smaller memory/cpu
footprint as you won't have as great of write throughput / read latency
concerns.
CouchDB
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