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Nick Dimiduk updated HBASE-28601:
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Description: Specifying blockcache and memstore sizes as a percentage of
heap is not always ideal. Sometimes it's easier to specify exact values rather
than backing into a percentage. Let's introduce new configuration settings
(perhaps named similarly to {{hbase.bucketcache.size}}) that accept byte
values. Even nicer would be if these settings accepted human-friendly byte
values like {{512m}} or {{10g}}. (was: Specifying blockcache and memcache
sizes as a percentage of heap is not always ideal. Sometimes it's easier to
specify exact values rather than backing into a percentage. Let's introduce new
configuration settings (perhaps named similarly to {{hbase.bucketcache.size}})
that accept byte values. Even nicer would be if these settings accepted
human-friendly byte values like {{512m}} or {{10g}}. )
Summary: Enable setting memstore on-heap sizes in bytes (was: Enable
setting memcache on-heap sizes in bytes)
Arg. I meant "memstore". Thanks for pointing it out, [~liuxiaocs7].
> Enable setting memstore on-heap sizes in bytes
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> Key: HBASE-28601
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-28601
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: regionserver
> Reporter: Nick Dimiduk
> Priority: Major
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> Specifying blockcache and memstore sizes as a percentage of heap is not
> always ideal. Sometimes it's easier to specify exact values rather than
> backing into a percentage. Let's introduce new configuration settings
> (perhaps named similarly to {{hbase.bucketcache.size}}) that accept byte
> values. Even nicer would be if these settings accepted human-friendly byte
> values like {{512m}} or {{10g}}.
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