I will start with a hypothetical scenario to make my question easy to comprehend.
Time 1: Client A updates Row 1 in CF C. N=3, W=1 Time 2: Client A reads Row1 in CF C. N=3, R=1 Can we expect the update to be seen by all replicas and reply consistently in T2? I presume Cassandra queues job messages on each node for execution. And because the coordinator node sends write messages to all replicas irrespective of how many replicas it waits for ACK, the READ Job will be executed on each replica after the WRITE job, essentially delivering consistent data on sequential access. Is this the way or there is no order in which messages are received and processed?
