Hi Jonathan :
I find other nodes will throw exception when I use the same TokenID but
different IP address for a new node while bootstrapping. My operations are that
:
1) down nodeA which token is T, IP address is IPA;
2) add a new node B which token is also T but IP address is IPB;
3) Afte
what is on the map for 0.6 release?
- improvements
- bug fixes
- new features
thx!
Ted Zlatanov wrote:
>>> I've got three (me, Tatu, Philip) in favor of such an interface.
>>> Jonathan, Eric, anyone else, WDYT?
>>>
>>> My proposal is as follows:
>>>
>>> - provide an IPluggableAPI interface; classes that implement it are
>>> essentially standalone Cassandra servers. Maybe this
+1
--
Jeff
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 6:13 AM, Jonathan Ellis wrote:
> I'm a huge non-fan of the "let's specify everything in as minute
> detail as possible before writing anything" style that resulted in
> CASSANDRA-547 taking about ten times as long as necessary. Code
> something up, if the appro
I'm a huge non-fan of the "let's specify everything in as minute
detail as possible before writing anything" style that resulted in
CASSANDRA-547 taking about ten times as long as necessary. Code
something up, if the approach has merit, it can be refined.
-Jonathan
2010/1/19 Ted Zlatanov :
> On
On Mon, 18 Jan 2010 10:48:41 -0800 Tatu Saloranta wrote:
TS> 2010/1/15 Ted Zlatanov :
>> I could provide a way to plug in your own API to Cassandra so anyone
>> could write a full API using PB, HTTP, or whatever protocol they like.
>> Underneath it could invoke the Thrift interface methods local
Sorry, My bad!
So, if use same token different IP, ' nodeprobe removetoken ' process is not
needed, am I right?
If so, I think the wiki page should state it clear, my advice
And once again, the replaced node damage again, we replace the bad one with
new node, this time we use the same token