On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 9:39 AM, pankajsoni0126
wrote:
> I am working on version 0.7.6 of cassandra. I have been looking into the code
> to identify communication between nodes.
>
> it seems to me that both inter-node and servernode-client communication
> happens using thrift protocol, is my under
TCP/IP byte over-head v. UDP really isnt that much if your packets are
of any significant size (its 30 bytes).
And as others have pointed out you can easily get more over-head with
worse results trying to reinvent reliable transport on top of UDP.
Remember that TCP/IP has had 30 years of developme
I am working on version 0.7.6 of cassandra. I have been looking into the code
to identify communication between nodes.
it seems to me that both inter-node and servernode-client communication
happens using thrift protocol, is my understanding correct?
and the gossiper communication takes place us
UDP is a bad fit for Cassandra; you'd have to implement your own
ordering and robustness on top of it. Better to just use TCP.
On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 2:55 AM, pankajsoni0126
wrote:
> we are deploying cassandra over a huge cluster size and we think that inter
> node communication can become overl
