CDN instead
>>> of rolling your own solution? For immutable data, its what they excel at.
>>> Cassandra has amazing write capacity and its design focus is on scaling
>>> writes. I would not really consider it a good tool for the job of serving
>>> massive amounts of
our own solution? For immutable data, its what they excel at.
>> Cassandra has amazing write capacity and its design focus is on scaling
>> writes. I would not really consider it a good tool for the job of serving
>> massive amounts of static content.
>>
>> Dan
>>
c content.
>
> Dan
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Shaun Cutts [mailto:sh...@cuttshome.net]
> Sent: March-03-11 13:00
> To: user@cassandra.apache.org
> Subject: question about replicas & dynamic response to load
>
> Hello,
>
> In our project our usage pat
bject: question about replicas & dynamic response to load
Hello,
In our project our usage pattern is likely to be quite variable -- high for
a a few days, then lower, etc could vary as much (or more) as 10x from peak
to "non-peak". Also, much of our data is immutable -- but there is a
consid
Hello,
In our project our usage pattern is likely to be quite variable -- high for a a
few days, then lower, etc could vary as much (or more) as 10x from peak to
"non-peak". Also, much of our data is immutable -- but there is a considerable
amount of it -- perhaps in the single digit TBs. Final
