Pierre Chalamet chalamet.net> writes:
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> Hi,You do not need to have 700 Go of data in RAM. Cassandra is able to store
on disks and query from there if data is not cached in memory. Caches are
maintained by C* by itself but you still have to some configuration.Supposing
you want to store around
Hi,
You do not need to have 700 Go of data in RAM. Cassandra is able to store on
disks and query from there if data is not cached in memory. Caches are
maintained by C* by itself but you still have to some configuration.
Supposing you want to store around 800 Go and with a RF=3, you will need a
Thanks Dave. Does anybody know of a distributed in-memory system that can do
this and that supports structured data (e.g. tables)?
/Oliver
Am 12.08.2012 um 21:39 schrieb Dave Brosius :
> When data is first written it does remain in memory until that memory is
> flushed. After the data is only
When data is first written it does remain in memory until that memory is
flushed. After the data is only on disk, it remains there until a read
for that row-key/column is requested so in essense it's always load on
demand.
Currently there is no support for async notifications of changes.
On
