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Expert Apache Cassandra Administration
Part I. Introduction, Installation and Configuration 1. Apache Cassandra - An Introduction2. Installing Cassandra and Getting Started with the CQL Shell3. Deploying a Cassandra Cluster
Part II. The Data Model, Cluster Architecture, and the Cassandra Query Language 4. Cassandra Data Modeling, and the Reading and Writing of Data5. Cassandra Architecture6. Introduction to the Cassandra Query Language7. Cassandra on Docker, Apache Spark, and the Cassandra Cluster Manager8. Backup, Recovery, and Moving Data
Part III. Maintaining, Monitoring, Tuning, and Securing Apache Cassandra 9: Maintaining Monitoring, Logging, and Tuning Cassandra Securing Cassandra
Part II. The Data Model, Cluster Architecture, and the Cassandra Query Language 4. Cassandra Data Modeling, and the Reading and Writing of Data5. Cassandra Architecture6. Introduction to the Cassandra Query Language7. Cassandra on Docker, Apache Spark, and the Cassandra Cluster Manager8. Backup, Recovery, and Moving Data
Part III. Maintaining, Monitoring, Tuning, and Securing Apache Cassandra 9: Maintaining Monitoring, Logging, and Tuning Cassandra Securing Cassandra
496 pages, Paperback
Published December 9, 2017
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December 27, 2017
- Not very well structured
- A LOT of typos - I didn't expect that APress became so bad in releasing books
- lacking consistent example that will show how to develop & admin applications built on top of Cassandra - examples are simply taken from CQL documentation on docs.datastax.com
- Similarly for other pieces, for example, basic syntax for SELECT statement includes solr_query part that is specific for DataStax Enterprise version, not for Apache Cassandra
- ...
My advice - just read official documentation
- A LOT of typos - I didn't expect that APress became so bad in releasing books
- lacking consistent example that will show how to develop & admin applications built on top of Cassandra - examples are simply taken from CQL documentation on docs.datastax.com
- Similarly for other pieces, for example, basic syntax for SELECT statement includes solr_query part that is specific for DataStax Enterprise version, not for Apache Cassandra
- ...
My advice - just read official documentation
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