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Cassandra-stress frontend always creates standard1 and counter1 tables for all workloads (user is exception). At the time of implementing this, I was sure that original c-s does the same - apparently I was wrong.
In general, the tables we should create for each workload:
write/read - standard1 table
counter/counter_read - counter1 table
mixed - both standard1 and counter1 tables. Better idea might be to create the tables that will be used by the commands provided by the user - e.g. when user provides ratio(write=1,read=2), we should not create counter1 table since it won't be used
user - a table defined in yaml file with table and table_definition parameters
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Ref: scylladb/scylladb#19107 (comment)
Cassandra-stress frontend always creates
standard1
andcounter1
tables for all workloads (user
is exception). At the time of implementing this, I was sure that original c-s does the same - apparently I was wrong.In general, the tables we should create for each workload:
write
/read
-standard1
tablecounter
/counter_read
-counter1
tablemixed
- bothstandard1
andcounter1
tables. Better idea might be to create the tables that will be used by the commands provided by the user - e.g. when user providesratio(write=1,read=2)
, we should not createcounter1
table since it won't be useduser
- a table defined in yaml file withtable
andtable_definition
parametersThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: