Explain the term commitlog?
Answer / Pragyesh Pandey
CommitLog is a persistent, append-only data structure in Apache Cassandra. It stores all write operations in an ordered sequence, ensuring that no operation is lost even in case of node failures. Each write operation includes a timestamp and a unique identifier, allowing Cassandra to apply the operations consistently across nodes during the eventual consistency process.n
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