> Follow up question: Is it safe to abort the compactions happening after node
> repair?
It is always safe to abort a compaction. The purpose of compaction is to
replicate the current truth in a more compact format. It does not modify data,
it just creates new files. The worse case would be kill
Follow up question: Is it safe to abort the compactions happening after
node repair?
On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Will Martin wrote:
> +1 It doesn't make sense that the xfr compactions are heavy unless they
> are translating the file. This could be a protocol mismatch: however the
> require
+1 It doesn't make sense that the xfr compactions are heavy unless they are
translating the file. This could be a protocol mismatch: however the
requirements for node level compaction and wire compaction I would expect to be
pretty different.
On Oct 15, 2012, at 4:42 PM, Matthias Broecheler wr
Hey,
we are writing a lot of data into a cassandra cluster for a batch loading
use case. We cannot use the sstable batch loader, so in order to speed up
the loading process we are using RF=1 while the data is loading. After the
load is complete, we want to increase the RF. For that, we are updatin
