Using container names when necessary

Cerfoglg commented 8 years ago

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<img border=0 src='https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/7163641?v=3' height=16 width=16'> @Cerfoglg you also need to use the host_id paired with the container_name
<img border=0 src='https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/8819678?v=3' height=16 width=16'> @VincenzoFerme We don't need it where we use container name, the host id is paired with container ID mainly for the container properties table and identifying unique containers. Also, due to how Cassandra queries work, if we use both we end up having problems performing selects
<img border=0 src='https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/8819678?v=3' height=16 width=16'> @VincenzoFerme Corrected back to using host id, see also here https://github.com/benchflow/docker-images/pull/19

VincenzoFerme commented 8 years ago

@Cerfoglg you also need to use the host_id paired with the container_name

Cerfoglg commented 8 years ago

@VincenzoFerme We don't need it where we use container name, the host id is paired with container ID mainly for the container properties table and identifying unique containers.

Also, due to how Cassandra queries work, if we use both we end up having problems performing selects

Cerfoglg commented 8 years ago

@VincenzoFerme Corrected back to using host id, see also here https://github.com/benchflow/docker-images/pull/19

VincenzoFerme commented 8 years ago

:+1:

benchflow / analysers

Using container names when necessary #89