Apache Cassandra
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What is Apache Cassandra?
Apache Cassandra is an open-source distributed NoSQL database designed for high availability and horizontal scale across multiple nodes and locations.
Cassandra partitions wide-column data across a peer-to-peer cluster and replicates it according to each keyspace's strategy. CQL provides the data interface, while partition-key design, consistency level, compaction, repair, tombstones and capacity balance determine real production behaviour.
Store large distributed datasets with scalable throughput and no single primary database node.
- Time-series data storage
- High-velocity data ingestion
- Distributed geographic data replication
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