Explain the term memtable?
Answer / Lucky Kaushik
A Memtable is an in-memory data structure in Cassandra that stores rows of data. Each Memtable contains key-value pairs and a compacted form of previous Memtables, allowing for efficient read and write operations. When a write operation occurs, it gets written to the Memtable. Once the size limit is reached or during compaction, the Memtable is flushed to SSTable files for persistence.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Define composite type in Cassandra?
Define SSTable?
Define commit log?
What are different logging levels in cassandra?
Explain the term sstables?
How is a keyspace created in cassandra?
Explain what is memtable in cassandra?
what is composite type in cassandra?
Give a list of Collection data type in Cassandra?
What is graph db? Explain with an example.
Explain cassandra data model?
Explain the composite key?
Apache Hadoop (394)
MapReduce (354)
Apache Hive (345)
Apache Pig (225)
Apache Spark (991)
Apache HBase (164)
Apache Flume (95)
Apache Impala (72)
Apache Cassandra (392)
Apache Mahout (35)
Apache Sqoop (82)
Apache ZooKeeper (65)
Apache Ambari (93)
Apache HCatalog (34)
Apache HDFS Hadoop Distributed File System (214)
Apache Kafka (189)
Apache Avro (26)
Apache Presto (15)
Apache Tajo (26)
Hadoop General (407)