On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 5:31 AM Attila Wind wrote:
> Hey Guys,
>
> We already started to feel that however Cassandra performance is awesome
> in the beginning over time
> - as more and more data is present in the tables,
> - more and more deletes creating tombstones,
> - cluster gets here and ther
In Cassandra, "repair" refers to anti-entropy repairs. I think that's where
most of the confusion is. DBAs see the word "repair" and think it is a
one-off operation to "fix something broken". Users incorrectly think that
once it is fixed then there shouldn't be a need to repair again.
However in a
Hey Guys,
We already started to feel that however Cassandra performance is awesome
in the beginning over time
- as more and more data is present in the tables,
- more and more deletes creating tombstones,
- cluster gets here and there not that well balanced
performance can drop quickly and sign
