I was afraid of this answer and suspected it ;). I knew that the answer
would depend on the actual setting, but I hoped, that there is is a
little hint.
Thanks a lot for your time and the answer. I will try it out with test
data (and a simple table design) and will share my experiments when they
a
In my opinion, it really depends on your queries.
The first one achieves data locality. There is no additional data transmit
between different nodes. But this strategy sacrifices parallelism and the
node which stores A will be a hot node if too many applications try to
access A.
The second appro
Sometimes row key design is a trade-off issue between load-balance and
query : if you design row key such that you can query it very fast and
convenient, maybe the records are not spread evenly across the nodes; if
you design row key such that the records are spread evenly across the
nodes, maybe i
Hi,
I'm a newbie to hbase and have a question on the rowkey design and I
hope this question isn't to newbie-like for this list. I have a question
which cannot be answered by knoledge of code but by experience with
large databases, thus this mail.
For the sake of explaination I create a small exam
