Re: Multiple column families - scan performance

2017-08-17 Thread ramkrishna vasudevan
bq. a scan test on (any) single column family in the 2nd table takes 4x the time to scan the single column family from the 1st table So which means your scan is targeted for a specific family only I believe? Are you seeing lot of cache miss for the 4 col family table where as the 1 col family tabl

Re: Multiple column families - scan performance

2017-08-17 Thread Anoop John
So on the 2nd table, even if there are 4 CFs , while scanning you need only data from single CF. And this under test CF is similar to what u have in the 1st table? I mean same encoding and compression schema and data size? While creating scan for 2nd table how u make? I hope u do Scan s = new

Re: Create table could not proceed

2017-08-17 Thread Ted Yu
bq. master and region server running on the same node(single node install). Maybe. This combination should be used for testing only bq. zookeeper is not managed by Hbase Since the classes involved in stack trace are for Procedure V2, zookeeper likely was not the issue. On Thu, Aug 17, 2017 at

Re: Create table could not proceed

2017-08-17 Thread Pradheep Shanmugam
Hi Ted, Just to get some more info..what causes this deadlock in Hbase?...in my case this happened for create table through phoenix..can this happen for insert query also?..This does not happens always but more frequently..does it have to do anything with both hbase master and region server ru

Multiple column families - scan performance

2017-08-17 Thread Partha
I have 2 HBase tables - one with a single column family, and other has 4 column families. Both tables are keyed by same rowkey, and the column families all have a single column qualifier each, with a json string as value (each json payload is about 10-20K in size). All column families use fast-diff