Jake Luciani

I am also having this issue. I generated a trace on one host and would like to analyze it from another

@sabarabc the actual error I get is: ````Failed to upload trace file trace.tar.gz Reason: Internal Server Error: Failed to upload trace file: no format found with id: 529 Page: 0...

> @tjake, Do you know why we would have `mcac_table_key_cache_hit_rate` available, but not `mcac_table_row_cache_hit_rate` or `mcac_table_counter_cache_hit_rate`? I'm guessing these only show up when you enable them in cassandra.yaml

Hi, That error is mostly harmless, happens when the collectd metrics haven't been updated quickly enough. The missing metrics in cluster condensed is a bigger issue. Can you tell me...

Are you using a specific build of C* 4?

Thank you for the report! Can you explain the actual query running here? I think the issue is the ReadCommand back to CQL is not valid CQL.

hi @patrickclee0207, thanks for the report! I'll take a look at both issues and update this ticket

@patrickclee0207 I'm trying to build the bundle with an earlier libc version, I think the issue is centos7 uses 2.17. Do you see anything in the /var/log/cassandra/cassandra-collectd.log file?

I ran cassandra 3.11.5 and centos 7.5 (CentOS Linux release 7.5.1804 (Core)) with no issues ... could you edit the collectd.conf.tmpl file and change the logfile loglevel to debug?

I wonder if it's one of the plugins causing the error. Could be permissions... Could you try disabling them perhaps the disk one? (except for the `write_scribe` one, thats how...