Hi Anoop its clear to me how Hbase distribute data among regions as you told
Rowkeys starting with a,b.... will be assigned to region 1 Rowkeys starting with b,c.... will be assigned to region 2 Rowkeys starting with c,...... will be assigned to region 3 my question is if i have 100 region server ok and by using this pre-split policy Hbase create empty region on every data note i.e. actually region server so if i insert one rk as showing below a_data123 how hbase distrubute this data into all 100 nodes? does it make 100 copy and put into all RS? Thanks Manjeet On Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 2:11 PM, Anoop John <anoop.hb...@gmail.com> wrote: > When u create table this way, it will have 4 regions totally. ( , a], > (a, b], (b, c], (c, ].. It is not like every RS will get 3 splits. > The Load balancer in master will distribute these regions on to > available RSs. So when a rk comes say a_data1, it corresponds to > exactly ONE region which is in exactly ONE RS. So the client reaches > that RS and region for this RK. > > -Anoop- > > On Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 1:59 PM, Manjeet Singh > <manjeet.chand...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi All > > > > My question is very simple I have created my table using pre-split > > as showing below > > > > create 'test_table', 'CF1', SPLITS=> ['a', 'b', 'c'] > > > > and i have 4 region server > > can anyone help me how hbase distribute rowkey into the regio server > please > > mind I am asking resion server not regions > > > > what I am assuming > > > > based on pre-split all region will have 3 region created on on each > resion > > server > > if one rowkey comes say a_data1, it will go on all refion server in > region > > where region boundry lie in between start rowekey and end rowkey > > > > please clear if I am on wrong assuming > > > > Thanks > > Manjeet > > > > -- > > luv all > -- luv all
