Just getting up to speed with Cassandra and the terminology and
concepts. Lots of fun. Apologies for a beginner question.
Focusing on how the data will be used is very helpful in coming up
with a model.
I have a question about a design pattern I expect is relatively
common. It's the tag pattern
I think this is a typical paradigm that's suit for many-to-many relationship
Jeff Zhang
On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 12:52 AM, August Zajonc augu...@augustz.com wrote:
Just getting up to speed with Cassandra and the terminology and
concepts. Lots of fun. Apologies for a beginner question.
2009/12/27 August Zajonc augu...@augustz.com
Looking at the data model a simple solution is two column families,
one containing items as the row-key with tags as columns, and a second
with tags as the row-key with items as columns. This gives me fast
access at the cost of 2x the writes
On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Mark Robson mar...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/12/27 August Zajonc augu...@augustz.com
Looking at the data model a simple solution is two column families,
one containing items as the row-key with tags as columns, and a second
with tags as the row-key with items as
