Load value is increasing for all node ( checking after executing nodetool status command ). Please can you identify if any problem in my cassandra cluster. If yes, how can i identify the same.
Thanks,
Pradeep
Load value is increasing for all node ( checking after executing nodetool status command ). Please can you identify if any problem in my cassandra cluster. If yes, how can i identify the same.
Thanks,
Pradeep
@pradeep42.zak_187279 The "load" value in the nodetool status
output is the total amount of files on the filesystem that is in the data_file_directories
(less snapshots).
The growing load just means that your application is writing data to the cluster and is just part of the normal operation of your environment. Cheers!
Thanks Erick !
Does it contain expired TTL and tombstone as well? if yes, can it be deleted.
Thanks,
Pradeep
Yes, it does -- everything in the data directory. They will eventually get evicted by the normal compaction cycles. It's part of the normal operation of Cassandra and there's no manual intervention required. Cheers!
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