Hi The problem is that a setup like that isn't as tested or supported as a setup under the recommended specifications, meaning you can try but it's possible that you'll find issues that we can't foresee and won't spend too much time sorting out. That being said we're aware of Kudu deployments that are well above 100 tablet servers. Of course whether this works also depends on load, i.e. if most of your data is cold and the cluster is relatively underwhelmed, then its less likely to be a problems than if the cluster is stressed. Can I ask what is the use case? Maybe there are some common patterns/solutions we can suggest.
Best David wenye...@163.com writes: > hi: > I saw it on the official website: > > * Recommended maximum number of tablet servers is 100. > > * Recommended maximum number of masters is 3. > > * Recommended maximum amount of stored data, post-replication and > post-compression, per tablet server is 8TB. > > According to this scale, the largest storage of the cluster is (3 replicate): > 8TB*100/3=25Tb > If my cluster is more than 100 nodes and the single node is stored as 16T, > what's the problem? > > thanks! > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > wenye...@163.com -- David Alves
