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Published inDec 2014
PublisherPackt
ISBN-139781783989126
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Robbie Strickland
Robbie Strickland
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Robbie Strickland

Robbie Strickland has been involved in the Apache Cassandra project since 2010, and he initially went to production with the 0.5 release. He has made numerous contributions over the years, including work on drivers for C# and Scala and multiple contributions to the core Cassandra codebase. In 2013 he became the very first certified Cassandra developer, and in 2014 DataStax selected him as an Apache Cassandra MVP. Robbie has been an active speaker and writer in the Cassandra community and is the founder of the Atlanta Cassandra Users Group. Other examples of his writing can be found on the DataStax blog, and he has presented numerous webinars and conference talks over the years.
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At this point, you should have a strong grasp of Cassandra's data distribution architecture, including consistent hashing, tokens, vnodes, and partitioners, as well as some of the causes of data hotspots. Your understanding of these fundamentals will help you to make sound design decisions that enable you to scale your cluster effectively and get the most out of your infrastructure investment.

In this chapter and the previous one, we made reference to replication and its related concepts a number of times. In the next chapter, we'll discuss replication in depth as replication is very important in determining the availability of data.

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Published in: Dec 2014Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781783989126

Author (1)

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Robbie Strickland

Robbie Strickland has been involved in the Apache Cassandra project since 2010, and he initially went to production with the 0.5 release. He has made numerous contributions over the years, including work on drivers for C# and Scala and multiple contributions to the core Cassandra codebase. In 2013 he became the very first certified Cassandra developer, and in 2014 DataStax selected him as an Apache Cassandra MVP. Robbie has been an active speaker and writer in the Cassandra community and is the founder of the Atlanta Cassandra Users Group. Other examples of his writing can be found on the DataStax blog, and he has presented numerous webinars and conference talks over the years.
Read more about Robbie Strickland