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Sunday, 9 January 2011
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HBase with Trillions Rows

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Interesting question and answer on HBase mailing list:

[…] is it feasible to use HBase table in “read-mostly” mode with trillions of rows, each contains small structured record (~200 bytes, ~15 fields). Does anybody know a successful case when tables with such number of rows are used with HBase?

My follow up questions:

  • where is that data currently stored?
  • how will you migrate it?
  • if this is just what you estimate you’ll get, how soon will you reach these numbers?

Original title and link: HBase with Trillions Rows (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)