Tobi Bosede - PyCassa Setting Up and Using Apache Cassandra with Python in Windows

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Channel: PyData · 2014 · Science & Technology

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PyCassa is a python wrapper for Cassandra, the open source non-relational database. Cassandra has gained a lot of momentum recently because of big data problems and its ability to scale well. Rather than adding more memory to a machine and having to change the database schema, you just add more servers which forms a cluster of "nodes." In this talk I'll go over setting up Cassandra in windows and connecting to it with PyCassa. 00:00 Welcome!
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