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Can I control the amount of CPU, memory and IO resources per keyspace in yugabyte DB?

Edward Ribbery
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  • Your question doesn't provide anywhere near enough detail for even any *attempt* at a reasonable answer. Would someone posting, "Yes!" do you any good? – Andrew Henle Mar 21 '19 at 12:55

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A keyspace in YCQL is a namespacing mechanism (similar to a database in Postgres). Database objects like tables, indexes live inside of a keyspace. YugaByte DB doesn't provide QoS or resource control (CPU/memory/etc.) at a per-keyspace level.

You can also use keyspaces as a mechanism for access control over a group of related objects inside the keyspace.

For example,

GRANT ALL ON KEYSPACE k to ROLE r;

Kannan Muthukkaruppan
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