Hi,
We have a table partitioned by primary key. It ended up with 2 billions of partitions. Is this gonna have negative impact on performance for certain operations?
Thanks
Hi,
We have a table partitioned by primary key. It ended up with 2 billions of partitions. Is this gonna have negative impact on performance for certain operations?
Thanks
It doesn't have any bearing on performance.
In theory, Cassandra scales infinitely with -2^63 to 2^63-1 possible partitions so you can virtually have as many as you want. Cheers!
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