The setup is 10.11.6.9 as the seed and the other three nodes bootstrapped. I attached two cassandra.yaml files, the config of the seed, and the config of one of the cluster nodes.
Ring output /opt/cassandra/apache-cassandra-0.7.4# ./bin/nodetool -h 10.11.6.9 ring Address Status State Load Owns Token 133836233891526335447940652806240328892 10.11.6.9 Up Normal 42.53 KB 50.00% 48765642161291719582097000948298276028 10.11.6.26 Up Normal 42.71 KB 12.50% 70033290093850373548557913912783789244 10.11.6.11 Up Normal 42.67 KB 12.50% 91300938026409027515018826877269302460 10.11.6.10 Up Normal 42.64 KB 25.00% 133836233891526335447940652806240328892 Replicate Strategy is whatever is default, I'm not sure how to set it. The consistency leve in the client is set to one. Thanks, Brad On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 2:25 PM, Jonathan Colby <jonathan.co...@gmail.com> wrote: > What replication strategy did you use? how does the ring look? were the > newly added nodes bootstrapped? is 1 or more nodes listed as a seed? > > Lots of questions. but maybe you could post your cassandra.yaml here and we > can take a look at it. > > The output of nodetool ring would also be good. > > Jon > > On Apr 26, 2011, at 7:27 PM, Brad Willard wrote: > >> I'm trying to setup a cassandra cluster with 0.7.4 on 4 nodes. I >> initially did a single server test that went beautifully with a test >> that inserted 16 million rows with no issues. However when I tried to >> create a 4 node cluster I've been seeing weird behavior. I seem to be >> able to run my same test without errors, however when I use the >> cassanda-cli to look at the data, it appears as though nothing has >> been inserted. I verified the server I've connected to, verified the >> correct keyspace and column family. I've already used the nodetool to >> verify all the other servers are listed in the ring. >> >> I followed these instructions for the setup: >> http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/MultinodeCluster >> >> So how can I verify my cluster is working correctly? Any help would >> be amazing as I'm evaluating this for my company. >> >> Thanks, >> Brad > >
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