Persistence
The available options are accessible at Settings / Persistence tab.
Parameter values, with a short explanation:
Replication | Type - The type of the replication strategy. It can be: SIMPLE or NETWORK. | SIMPLE | SIMPLE strategy that is recommended for multiple nodes over multiple racks in a single data center. |
Factors - The factor of the replication - Consist from the name and factor: | Name: dc1 | Factor represents a total number of replicas for a keyspace across a Cassandra cluster is referred to as the keyspace's replication factor. A replication factor of one means that there is only one copy of each row in the Cassandra cluster. A replication factor of two means there are two copies of each row, where each copy is on a different node. All replicas are equally important; there is no primary or master replica. Please refer to Cassandra documentation for details | |
Keyspace | Cassandra keyspace where to create the schema and save the data. | veridiumnew | A keyspace is a data container in Cassandra, similar to a database in relational database management systems (RDMBS). A cluster has one keyspace per application, as many as needed, depending on requirements and system usage. |
Lucene Index Refresh Interval | Lucene index refresh interval. | 2 | |
Port | Port where Cassandra accepts connections. | 9042 | TCP port for communication |
Hosts | Address(es) of Cassandra server(s). | 10.70.60.248,10.70.61.181,10.70.62.122 | Hostnames or IPv4 address (one or several) of Cassandra servers. In case of several nodes, ise comma (,) as separator. |
Max Num Retrieved Records | Maximum number of records to be retrieved once. | 500 | May no of records retrieved per query. |
SSL Options | Keystore Pwd - Client encryption keystore | Password for keystore | |
Keystore - Client encryption keystore | Client keystore | ||
Enabled | TRUE | Enable/Disable SSL for communication to Cassandra | |
Consistency level | Cassandra queries consistency level | LOCAL_ONE | Refer to Cassandra documentation for detailed explanation. |