Compaction HBase

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Can anyone explain Compaction in HBase?
Jul 31, 2018 in Database by Data_Nerd
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Compaction is a process which is used to merge the Hfiles into the one file and after the merging file is created and then old file is deleted. There are different types of tombstone markers which make cells invisible and these tombstone markers are deleted during compaction.

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answered Jul 31, 2018 by kurt_cobain
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