Hi Soyal,
I have encountered similar issues in the past. What has consistently worked for
me is performing a rolling restart of all nodes. If you don’t have tools like
Ansible or scripts to automate the process, I suggest starting by restarting
the node with the problematic schema. That might h
Dear William,
As Luciano mentioned previously, could you check the snapshot folder?
To know where the data is stored, check the value of data_file_directories in
the cassandra.yaml file.
By default, it is located in the $CASSANDRA_HOME/data/data directory.
You can then browse all snapshots with
Dear Wiliam,
I'm also sorry for my poor english !
Compression ratio 0.566… I guess it means If you have 1MB data on your laptop,
you get 0.566MB in Cassandra.
If you put blobs in the table, it is ok!
If it is plain english text, It seams low.
I understand answer of below questions from Bowen:
