HI All,
studying on a lab with dse 6.0 and I could not find any way to check whether my cassandra-stress is running agains my database.
Is there any table like oracle V$session in cassandra?
Thanks
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HI All,
studying on a lab with dse 6.0 and I could not find any way to check whether my cassandra-stress is running agains my database.
Is there any table like oracle V$session in cassandra?
Thanks
Cassandra 4.0 (not yet released at the time of writing) will include a new ConnectedClient.java
class which tracks connected clients. The information is stored in the new system_view.clients
table which can be queried with the client stats command:
$ nodetool clientstats
I've discussed the details in question #6113.
As above, this feature is available in Cassandra 4.0 and DataStax Enterprise 6.8 and newer releases.
It isn't available in the Academy lab you're using which has DSE 6.0. You will only be able to check connections at the OS layer with Linux utilities such as netstat
or lsof
. Cheers!
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