2012/9/20 aaron morton aa...@thelastpickle.com
Actually, if I use community edition for now, I wouldn't be able to use
hadoop against data stored in CFS?
AFAIK DSC is a packaged deployment of Apache Cassandra. You should be ale
to use Hadoop against it, in the same way you can use hadoop
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2012/9/20 aaron morton aa...@thelastpickle.commailto:aa...@thelastpickle.com
Actually, if I use community edition for now, I wouldn't be able to use hadoop
against data stored in CFS?
AFAIK DSC
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2012/9/20 aaron morton aa...@thelastpickle.commailto:
aa...@thelastpickle.com
Actually, if I use community edition for now, I wouldn't be able to use
hadoop against data stored in CFS?
AFAIK DSC is a packaged deployment of Apache Cassandra. You should be ale to
use Hadoop against it, in the same way you can use hadoop against Apache
Cassandra.
You can do anything
Also, I saw a presentation which said that if I don't have rows with more
than a hundred rows in Cassandra, whether I am doing something wrong or I
shouldn't be using Cassandra.
I do not agree with that statement. (I read that as rows with ore than a
hundred _columns_)
I need to support a
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Subject: Is Cassandra right for me?
Hello,
I am new to Cassandra and I am in doubt if Cassandra is the right
technology to use in the architecture I am defining. Also, I saw a presentation
which said that if I don't
Aaron,
Thank you very much for the answers! Helped me a lot!
I would like just a bit more clarification about the points bellow, if
you allow me:
- You can query your data using Hadoop easily enough. You may want take
a look at DSE from http://datastax.com/ it makes using Hadoop
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Hello,
I am new to Cassandra and I am in doubt if Cassandra is the right
technology to use in the architecture I am defining. Also, I saw a
presentation which said that if I don't have rows with more than a hundred
rows
Until Aaron replies, here are my thoughts on the relational piece…
If everything in my model fits into a relational database, if my
data is structured, would it still be a good idea to use Cassandra? Why?
The playOrm project explores exactly this issue……A query on 1,000,000 rows in a
You're talking about this project, right?
https://github.com/deanhiller/playorm
I will take a look. However, I don't think using Cassandra's model itself
(with CFs / key-values) would be a problem, I just need to know where the
advantage relies on. By your answer, my guess is it relies on better
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I also saw that if I plan to use Data Stax enterprise to get real time
analytics, my data would need to be stored in Cassandra's usual format. It
would harder for me use PlayOrm if I am
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You're talking about this project, right? https://github.com/deanhiller/playorm
I will take a look. However, I don't think using Cassandra's
Hello,
I am new to Cassandra and I am in doubt if Cassandra is the right
technology to use in the architecture I am defining. Also, I saw a
presentation which said that if I don't have rows with more than a hundred
rows in Cassandra, whether I am doing something wrong or I shouldn't be
using
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