Chris,
It is internal to cassandra.(IEndpointStateChangeSubscriber)... the snitch
basically starts gossiping via public ip and once it sees the Location of
the node to be local (it gets notified via IESCS) and then switches to
private IP (safely - flush and reconnect). hope this helps... I didnt i
Thanks Vijay, that helps a lot.
FYI, I did read the comments but didn't understand what I was reading since
I don't know what IECSC is?? Googled it but still came up empty. What is
this??
Sorry, if this is obvious, but I'm pretty new to all this
Thanks
CM
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 3:18 PM,
"So, my question is: If we use the EC2 Snitch patch to set up across
regions, will the instance's private IP/interface *ever* be used? Or will
all traffic always go in and out of the public interface?? Using the public
interface is slower and more expensive that the private interface. "
If you use
Hello,
Me and some of my colleagues are about to start some experiments running
Cassandra across EC2 regions using virtual networks and have some questions
about how this is going to work.
I've read these threads about patching the .yaml file to bind to the Listen
address to the public IP...
htt
