If all you want to perform is a simple bind to an LDAP service, then why use
either? JPam uses JAAS under the covers and jldap is a full API for managing a
depot. Neither solution looks particularly optimized.
If ldap integration is a must-have, then why not just use JNDI? Create a
thanks jbellis for the fix
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-583
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 6:24 PM, kevin kevincastigli...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 6:05 PM, kevin kevincastigli...@gmail.com wrote:
hi guys
i have been using cassandra this version
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I suppose the point behind RackAware is that you can lose one rack or
datacenter and then recover somehow. How would the recovery work? I'd
probably have part of my cluster left, the replication factor would be three,
and I'd have less than a quorum for some of the rows. I'd have to add a
I use
RpcTimeoutInMillis3/RpcTimeoutInMillis
in storage-conf.xml, and for the most part that makes the timeouts go away. My
application would rather wait 30 seconds if needed, since it would otherwise
retry. YMMV. I hear that Cassandra 0.5 will be better at avoiding the
timeouts.
2) a practical/situational view of managing a cassandra cluster
...
it would be nice to have a more comprehensive deployment guide.
You're right. Maybe we can get Digg to share theirs. :)
We don't have any such thing. The deployment at Digg is just as alpha as
the deployment anywhere
Hi all
We are trying to measure the load on cassandra nodes in production.
Looking at the jconsole interface, we see a few attributes like:
ReadCount, WriteCount, ReadLatency, WriteLatency.
From what I have observed of these numbers, ReadCount might be 15 one
second but 14 the next one, so I
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 6:38 PM, time t...@digg.com wrote:
If I query a key range M..N, what nodes would likely answer?
I also would enjoy this feature. For my evaluation I was attempting
to verify that data was being replicated to the proper nodes. I was
able to do this superficially by
Thanks for all the helpful responses, everyone. I've honestly been
going back and forth a lot with this decision, but it's surprising how
much of a difference the usability of Cassandra from an install and
interface perspective really makes, even for techies like us. The
HBase command line throws
