nodetool settimeout
Temporarily sets the timeout for the given timeout type by overriding the corresponding setting in cassandra.yaml:
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read -
read_request_timeout_in_ms -
range -
range_request_timeout_in_ms -
write -
write_request_timeout_in_ms -
counterwrite -
counter_write_request_timeout_in_ms -
cascontention -
cas_contention_timeout_in_ms -
truncate -
truncate_request_timeout_in_ms -
misc, such as general
rpc_timeout_in_ms
To persist the setting, change the cassandra.yaml setting.
To discover the current timeouts, use nodetool gettimeout.
Synopsis
nodetool [<connection_options>] settimeout
[--] timeout_type <timeout_in_ms>Definition
The short- and long-form options are comma-separated.
Connection options
- -h, --host hostname
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The hostname or IP address of a remote node or nodes. When omitted, the default is the local machine.
- -p, --port jmx_port
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The JMX port number.
- -pw, --password jmxpassword
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The JMX password for authenticating with secure JMX. If a password is not provided, you are prompted to enter one.
- -pwf, --password-file jmx_password_filepath
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The file path to the file that stores JMX authentication credentials.
- -u, --username jmx_username
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The username for authenticating with secure JMX.
Command arguments
---
Separates an option from an argument that could be mistaken for an option.
- timeout_in_ms
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Time to wait in milliseconds. Set to 0 to disable socket streaming timeout.
- timeout_type
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The timeout type:
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read -
range -
write -
counterwrite -
cascontention -
truncate -
streamingsocket -
misc(generalrpc_timeout_in_ms)
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Examples
- Set write timeout for 15 ms
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nodetool settimeout write 15 - Disable truncate timeout
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nodetool settimeout truncate 0
