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Sean Owen resolved SPARK-1054.
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Resolution: Won't Fix
Like HBase, there are already examples of using Cassandra from Spark via
standard Hadoop APIs.
This sounds like a great stand-alone project. I believe this is another one
that should remain external and be linked at http://spark-packages.org/ ?
At least I don't see activity here and it seems like this is perfectly usable
without requiring Spark to package it.
> Get Cassandra support in Spark Core/Spark Cassandra Module
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>
> Key: SPARK-1054
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-1054
> Project: Spark
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Spark Core
> Reporter: Rohit Rai
> Labels: calliope, cassandra
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> Calliope is a library providing an interface to consume data from Cassandra
> to spark and store RDDs from Spark to Cassandra.
> Building as wrapper over Cassandra's Hadoop I/O it provides a simplified and
> very generic API to consume and produces data from and to Cassandra. It
> allows you to consume data from Legacy as well as CQL3 Cassandra Storage. It
> can also harness C* to speed up your process by fetching only the relevant
> data from C* harnessing CQL3 and C*'s secondary indexes. Though it currently
> uses only the Hadoop I/O formats for Cassandra in near future we see the same
> API harnessing other means of consuming Cassandra data like using the
> StorageProxy or even reading from SSTables directly.
> Over the basic data fetch functionality, the Calliope API harnesses Scala and
> it's implicit parameters and conversions for you to work on a higher
> abstraction dealing with tuples/objects instead of Cassandra's Row/Columns in
> your MapRed jobs.
> Over past few months we have seen the combination of Spark+Cassandra gaining
> a lot of traction. And we feel Calliope provides the path of least friction
> for developers to start working with this combination.
> We have been using this ins production for over a year now and the Calliope
> early access repository has 30+ users. I am putting this issue to start a
> discussion around whether we would want Calliope to be a part of Spark and if
> yes, what will be involved in doing so.
> You can read more about Calliope here -
> http://tuplejump.github.io/calliope
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