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Question-101: You want to remove the node from the cluster and you are using the nodetool “remove” subcommand.
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Question-102: When you use the “nodetool info” command, what all things you can see about the node?
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Question-103: There is a tool called “cassandra-stress” tool. Which is/are of the following choices can be used with this tool.
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Question-104: Which of the following detail can be found using the “cassandra-stress” test with regards to the Java garbage collection?
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Question-105: Which of the following information would be printed when you run the nodetool gcstats subcommand?
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Question-106: If you see the split brain situation for a particular node in the Cassandra cluster, you can utilize the “nodetool gossipinfo” command, for further analysis?
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Question-107: You are facing performance issue with your Cassandra cluster, specifically you observe particular node is not performing as required and facing the issue of the load balance.
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Question-108: When you run the command “nodetool tablestats -H –keyspace_name” . The output generated is all the tables in the provided keyspace across entire cluster?
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Question-109: By using the “tablestats” command which of the following info is available to us?
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Question-110: You are working in Acmeshell Inc. where they have 10 node cluster setup. One of the data scientists had reported that, while querying the table they see slowness since last couple of hours
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