ronwidhaResources on Apache Cassandra for the .Net devs
I've been playing around with MongoDB, a no SQL database just like Facebook's Cassandra. This morning I heard about Nick Berardi's posts about running Cassandra on Windows and decided to do some reading on it.
In the process I've found some useful links
- Download latest stable release of Apache Cassandra
- Cassandra jump start for the Windows developer, which covers the installation and configuration steps
At this point I realize ‘yikes, do I have to have the terminal window open to run Cassandra’. Upon quick search I found another Nick's excellent post:
While I've got those 2 projects downloading on the background, I just realize the C# code needed to connect to Cassandra (through an intermediary service called Thrift)looks quite ugly.
And I found Nick's Fluent Cassandra project:
[...] I was reading up on some resources on Apache Cassandra for the .Net devs. I decided to try it [...]
[...] Faulkner mentioned in the comments that Cassandra works in Windows as well! Check out this source for more information on getting it running and working with it from the client side: https://www.ronaldwidha.net/2010/06/22/resources-on-apache-cassandra-for-net-devs/ [...]
[...] Faulkner mentioned in the comments that Cassandra works in Windows as well! Check out this source for more information on getting it running and working with it from the client side: https://www.ronaldwidha.net/2010/06/22/resources-on-apache-cassandra-for-net-devs/ [...]
[...] Faulkner mentioned in the comments that Cassandra works in Windows as well! Check out this source for more information on getting it running and working with it from the client side: https://www.ronaldwidha.net/2010/06/22/resources-on-apache-cassandra-for-net-devs/ [...]
hahaha, use linux for better life :D
Hey, Fluent Cassandra is made for C# 4.0, if you need a client for versions 2.0 or above you can grab Aquiles https://aquiles.codeplex.com/