system.peers table by default returns the data of end point 127.0.0.1.Then how and where is the data about all the peers(rest of the endpoint nodes) stored at each node?
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All the data about a node's peers are stored in each node's copy of the system.peers
table.
In your case, you probably are running a special situation where all nodes have listen_address
set to localhost
(127.0.0.1
) like the nodes in the DS201 VM from the DataStax Academy course. If so, you'll only be able to see 127.0.0.1
as each node's peer and it's not a true test. Cheers!
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