Ted thanks.
Yes I am going to try both the options.
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Thanks Lars.
Total number of records we are expecting is in the range of 5-10 millions ,
and as the records which we are willing to fetch from Hbase are result of
search result so there is no notion of start or end row. So depending on
you note with the scan approach I assume it will always be sl
Hello ,
as per what I read about hbase I found that enabling bloom filters actually
improve random read performance. My question is do we need to enable bloom
filters explicitly or they are enabled by default. We are using Hbase 0.98.
Any input in this regard is appreciated , thanks.
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Thanks Ted for your reply.
I was under impression that scan with RowFilter would give better
performance as in case of multi-get each Get would be treated as an
independent scan. Or you mean to say that in case scan it would be full
table scan but in case of multi-get it would be return once we ge
Hello ,
I have a use case where I need to get a set of records from Hbase . Keys of
the records to be fetched from Hbase is know , so I wanted to know if its a
better way to use multi-get approach or scan with RowFilter will give the
better performance. Number of records to be fetched at a time a
