HBASE-11339 'HBase MOB' may be of interest to you - it is still in development.
Cheers On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 9:21 AM, Wilm Schumacher <wilm.schumac...@cawoom.com > wrote: > > > Am 31.07.2014 um 18:08 schrieb Ted Yu: > > What's the read / write mix in your workload ? > I would think around > > 1 put to 2-5 reads for the "hdfs files" (estimated) > > and > > 1 put to hundreds of reads in the hbase table > > So in short form: > > = for the files > * number of puts ~ gets > * "small" number of puts and gets > * "small" number of files > * "large" amount of disk space > > = for the rows > * number of puts << gets > * "large" number of gets (and puts) > * "large" number of rows (and rows*columns) > * "small" amount of disk space > > Small and large are in '"' because large and small are only understood > in comparison to the other task. > > So, basically, this are two completely different tasks. This is the > origin of my question. > > > Have you looked at HBASE-10070 'HBase read high-availability using > > timeline-consistent region replicas' (phase 1 has been merged for the > > upcoming 1.0 release) ? > No. But I look now ;). > > Best wishes and thanks for the reply > > Wilm >
