Uses of Package
org.apache.cassandra.service
Packages that use org.apache.cassandra.service
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.auditClassDescriptionPrimarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.authClassDescriptionState related to a client connection.Primarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.cache
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.concurrent
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.config
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.cql3ClassDescriptionState related to a client connection.Primarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.cql3.restrictions
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statementsClassDescriptionAbstract the conditions and updates for a CAS operation.State related to a client connection.Primarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.schemaClassDescriptionState related to a client connection.Primarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.db
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.db.guardrails
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.db.partitions
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.db.virtual
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.fqlClassDescriptionPrimarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.index
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.index.internal
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.index.sai
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.index.sasi
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.locator
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.net
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.repairClassDescriptionActiveRepairService is the starting point for manual "active" repairs.This abstraction contains the token/identifier of this node on the identifier space.
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.repair.consistentClassDescriptionWe keep a ParentRepairSession around for the duration of the entire repair, for example, on a 256 token vnode rf=3 cluster we would have 768 RepairSession but only one ParentRepairSession.
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.schema
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.serviceClassDescriptionActiveRepairService is the starting point for manual "active" repairs.We keep a ParentRepairSession around for the duration of the entire repair, for example, on a 256 token vnode rf=3 cluster we would have 768 RepairSession but only one ParentRepairSession.Implement all the MBeans for AutoRepair.Defines all the MBeans exposed for AutoRepair.Abstract the conditions and updates for a CAS operation.The
CassandraDaemonis an abstraction for a Cassandra daemon service, which defines not only a way to activate and deactivate it, but also hooks into its lifecycle methods (seeCassandraDaemon.setup(),CassandraDaemon.start(),CassandraDaemon.stop()andCassandraDaemon.setup()).State related to a client connection.Interface on which interested parties can be notified of high level endpoint state changes.Handles native transport server lifecycle and associated resources.Primarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).Tracks all sstables in use on the local node.A test to determine if the system is in a valid state to start up.Verifies that the system and environment is in a fit state to be started.This abstraction contains the token/identifier of this node on the identifier space.Holds token range informations for the sake ofStorageService.describeRing(java.lang.String).Handles blocking writes for ONE, ANY, TWO, THREE, QUORUM, and ALL consistency levels. -
Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.service.pager
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.service.paxosClassDescriptionAbstract the conditions and updates for a CAS operation.State related to a client connection.
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.service.paxos.uncommitted
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.toolsClassDescriptionDefines all the MBeans exposed for AutoRepair.
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.transportClassDescriptionState related to a client connection.Interface on which interested parties can be notified of high level endpoint state changes.Primarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).
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Classes in org.apache.cassandra.service used by org.apache.cassandra.transport.messagesClassDescriptionPrimarily used as a recorder for server-generated timestamps (timestamp, in microseconds, and nowInSeconds - in, well, seconds).