Cassandra Fundamentals

It boasts user-friendliness and seamless scalability, rendering it a perfect choice for businesses experiencing continuous expansion. At its essence, Apache Cassandra is inherently designed for scalability, efficiently managing substantial data volumes and concurrent users within a system.

Anyone interested in this program needs to have:

• Basic knowledge of Information Systems
• Suggested: Some database

Target Audience for this course are:

• Anyone who wants to learn about NoSQL distributed databases
• System administrators, computer programmers
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Apache Cassandra and MongoDB are both NoSQL databases, that employ a non-tabular data storage approach. While Cassandra represents an early NoSQL database with a hybrid design blending tabular and key-value store elements, it is primarily tailored to house data for applications demanding rapid read and write operations.

Apache Cassandra is a distributed NoSQL database. In July 2008, it was created on Facebook and later released as an open-source project.

You will learn:

• Architecture
• Data model, storage model
• Cassandra Query Language
• Deployment, maintenance & monitoring
• Security

Apache Cassandra is a NoSQL database ideal for all the high-speed, online transactional data. Whereas, the Apache Hadoop is a big data analytics system that concentrates on data warehousing and data lake use cases.

Apache Cassandra is an open-source, decentralized storage system (database) designed to handle vast quantities of structured data distributed across the globe. This advanced system ensures highly available services, eliminating any single point of failure. It boasts scalability, fault tolerance, and data consistency, making it a robust solution for managing large-scale data requirements.