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2.4-2.5: Cassandra Throttling Properties

Open fabapp2 opened this issue 4 years ago • 1 comments

Release Notes

Spring Boot no longer provides default values for spring.data.cassandra.request.throttler properties. If you rely on max-queue-size, max-concurrent-requests, max-requests-per-second or drain-interval you should set values that make sense for your application.

Condition

  • dependency to org.springframework.data:spring-data-cassandra exists

Description

Spring Boot no longer provides default values for spring.data.cassandra.request.throttler properties. If you rely on max-queue-size, max-concurrent-requests, max-requests-per-second or drain-interval you should set values that make sense for your application.

fabapp2 avatar Jan 13 '22 20:01 fabapp2

The "values that make sense for your application" will be hard to automate, as the defaults were likely not dropped without a reason, and setting the former defaults then seems like an anti pattern. Would you still want to keep this on the backlog @fabapp2 ?

timtebeek avatar Nov 29 '23 10:11 timtebeek