The first Cassandra Meetup in Vienna is over – and with an audience of 30+ people, it was definetly a good one. Especially since the audience did participate with very good questions.
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The first Cassandra Meetup in Vienna is over – and with an audience of 30+ people, it was definetly a good one. Especially since the audience did participate with very good questions.
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We’re very excited to announce the first Cassandra Meetup in Vienna on Monday, January 13, 2014 which we are co-organizing. And the best news: Datastax will sponsor beer and food!
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Talks, meetups, training and lot of interesting conversations: This was Cassandra Summit Europe 2013 from October 16 to 18 at the Barbican Centre in London. Two intense days of real-world use cases, technical insights and a glimpse into what’s coming with Apache Cassandra. And our team got their developer certifications. Congratulation, guys! 🙂 Read more
A handy Apache Cassandra token calculator for online initial token calculation with RandomPartitioner and Murmur3Partitioner
A step-by-step guide to install Apache Cassandra and DataStax OpsCenter on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS machines in the Windows Azure cloud environment.
In the last couple of years, NoSQL stores and Apache Cassandra have picked up pace. But what is Apache Cassandra and how can it help your business? A high level overview.
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In Apache Cassandra, your data is distributed across several nodes. The partitioner is responsible to calculate the correct partition with regards to your row key so Cassandra knows where to place the copies of your data. You can choose among several strategies. New users might be tempted to use the ByteOrderedPartitioner as this allows for a ranged row query. But everybody on the Internet says that this is pretty bad. Find out why.
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Probably you won’t agree that your business and poker have some similarities. Perhaps they do not at the first glance. But eventually, both come down to one thing: Making better decisions based on the data you have at hand. See how this comparison works out.