Hi All,
For of my projects I want to buy a machine to host Casssandra database.
The options I am offered are machines with 16GB RAM with Quad-Core processor
and 6GB RAM with Hexa-Core processor.
Which one do you recommend, big RAM or high number of cores?
greetings
Ambes
; I think it depends on your business case. Big RAM reduce latency and
> improve responsibility, High number of cores increase concurrency of
> your app. thanks.
> On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 4:23 PM, Hagos, A.S. wrote:
> Hi All,
> For of my projects I want to buy a machine to host Ca
Hi all,
I am wondering if there is a way to know the column type of an already stored
value in Cassandra.
My specific case is to get a column value of a known column name but not type.
greetings
Ambes
Hi ,
I am using cpp thrift client to manipulate data in cassandra.
I am unable to get the timestamp from a keyslice result.
Any ideas ?
The following is piece of my code to get column names and values from the
result.
cass.set_keyspace(myks3);
string key = myrk3;
ColumnPar
I just figured it out ...
returnstrg << "\":" << results[i].columns[x].column.timestamp< results;
cass.get_range_slices(results, cparent, sp, range,
ConsistencyLevel::ONE);
for(size_t i=0; i
