How to Setup Apache Cassandra Cluster on Ubuntu in GCP (2 Node Cluster)
How to Setup Cassandra Cluster on GCP: Apache Cassandra is a popular, open-source NoSQL database software. It provides high availability while handling a large amount of data. Regular relational databases cannot handle linear scaling, seamless data distribution, and other big data requirements as efficient as Cassandra.
This video will show how you can setup Cassandra Cluster on GCP
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⏰Timestamps⏰
00:00 Intro Apache Cassandra
00:22 Creating Apache Cassandra on Ubuntu
01:00 Accessing SSH terminal
01:16 Check Status of Apache Cassandra Cluster
01:38 Connecting to a Cassandra Node\Cluster
01:57 Change Name of Default Cassandra Cluster
02:34 Accessing the Configuration File
02:59 Adding a new Node
03:47 Outro Apache Cassandra Cluster
🔗 Apache Cassandra Cluster on Ubuntu Server 20.04 on GCP Marketplace listing:
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🔗 Apache Cassandra Cluster on CentOS Server 8.4 on GCP Marketplace listing:
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🔗 How to Setup Cassandra Cluster on GCP Blog Post:
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Cassandra Features:
-Keyspace: defines how a dataset is replicated, for example in which datacenters and how many copies. Keyspaces contain tables.
-Table: defines the typed schema for a collection of partitions. Cassandra tables have flexible addition of new columns to tables with zero downtime. Tables contain partitions, which contain partitions, which contain columns.
-Partition: defines the mandatory part of the primary key all rows in Cassandra must have. All performant queries supply the partition key in the query.
-Row: contains a collection of columns identified by a unique primary key made up of the partition key and optionally additional clustering keys.
-Column: A single datum with a type which belong to a row.