Hi list-users,

We have an application that has a relatively unusual access pattern in cassandra 1.1.6

Essentially we read an entire multi hundred megabyte column family sequentially (little chance of a cassandra cache hit), perform some operations on the data, and write the data back to another column family in the same keyspace.

We do about 250 writes/sec and 100 reads/sec during this process. Write request latency is about 900 microsecs, read request latency is about 4000 microsecs.

* First Question: Do these numbers make sense?

read-request latency seems a little high to me, cassandra hasn't had a chance to cache this data, but it's likely in the Linux disk cache, given the sizing of the node/data/jvm.

thanks

James M

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