Nick,
Assuming I have a tenant that has only one CF, and I am using NetworkAware
repliaction strategy where the keys of this CF are replicated 3 times, each
copy in a different DC (DC1,DC2,DC3)
Now lets assume the cluster holds 5 DCs. As far as I understand only the
servers that belong to the thre
Thanks a lot for you suggestions,
I will check the virtual keyspace solution - btw, currently I am using
Thrift client with Pycassa, I am not familiar with Hector - does it mean
we'll need to move to Hector client?
I thought of using keyspaces for each tenant, but I dont understand how to
define t
Hector's virtual keyspaces would work well for what you describe. Ed
Anuff, who added this feature to Hector, showed me a working
multi-tennancy based app the other day and it worked quite well.
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Norman Maurer wrote:
> Maybe you could make use of "Virtual Keyspaces
Maybe you could make use of "Virtual Keyspaces".
See this wiki for the idea:
https://github.com/rantav/hector/wiki/Virtual-Keyspaces
Bye,
Norman
2011/2/17 Frank LoVecchio :
> Why not just create some sort of ACL on the client side and use one
> Keyspace? It's a lot less management.
>
> On Thu,
Why not just create some sort of ACL on the client side and use one
Keyspace? It's a lot less management.
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 12:34 PM, Mimi Aluminium
wrote:
> Hi,
> I really need your help in this matter.
> I will try to simplify my problem and ask specific questions
>
> I am thinking of so
Hi,
I really need your help in this matter.
I will try to simplify my problem and ask specific questions
I am thinking of solving the multi-tenancy problem by providing a separate
cluster per each tenant. Does it sound reasonable?
I can end-up with one node belongs to several clusters.
Does Cassan
Hi,
We are interested in a multi-tenancy environment, that may consist of up to
hundreds of data centers. The current design requires cross rack and cross
DC replication. Specifically, the per-tenant CFs will be replicated 6 times:
in three racks, with 2 copies inside a rack, the racks will be loc
