Cassandra Data Modeling Essential Training

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Dan Sullivan

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01 - Introduction

01 - Designing data models in Cassandra.mp4

00:37

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:53

03 - Exercise files.mp4

00:32

02 - 1. Cassandra Architecture

01 - Cassandra and relational databases.mp4

04:56

02 - Keyspaces, tables, rows, and columns.mp4

04:12

03 - Primary keys and secondary indexes.mp4

04:40

04 - Cassandra clusters.mp4

01:52

05 - Challenge Design a table for a mobile app.mp4

00:33

06 - Solution Design a table for a mobile app.mp4

00:46

03 - 2. Installing Cassandra

01 - Install Cassandra.mp4

03:35

02 - Creating a keyspace and table.mp4

03:25

04 - 3. Cassandra Query Language Data Types

01 - Numeric data types.mp4

02:31

02 - String, date, and unique types.mp4

02:37

03 - Collection data types.mp4

01:29

04 - Tuple data types.mp4

01:31

05 - Working with JSON.mp4

01:58

06 - Challenge Choose the correct data types.mp4

00:26

07 - Solution Choose the correct data types.mp4

00:28

05 - 4. Designing Cassandra Tables

01 - Queries drive design.mp4

03:57

02 - Denormalizing Joining or sorting.mp4

03:49

03 - Tuning tables to optimize queries.mp4

01:53

04 - Data modeling for time series.mp4

01:16

05 - Challenge Define a time series table.mp4

00:20

06 - Solution Define a time series table.mp4

00:18

06 - 5. Additional Table Features

01 - Secondary indexes.mp4

02:15

02 - Materialized views.mp4

02:06

03 - Virtual tables.mp4

02:07

04 - Challenge Create materialized view.mp4

00:22

05 - Solution Create materialized view.mp4

00:44

07 - 6. Physical Data Modeling and Distributing Data

01 - Estimating data size formulas.mp4

03:12

02 - Example of estimating data size.mp4

03:14

03 - Replication in Cassandra.mp4

01:48

04 - Understanding consistency levels.mp4

02:09

05 - Challenge Size a table.mp4

00:23

06 - Solution Size a table.mp4

00:17

08 - 7. Cassandra Architecture and Its Impact on Data Modeling

01 - Understand the query process.mp4

04:21

02 - Understand commit writes.mp4

02:38

03 - Bloom filters and query processing.mp4

01:52

04 - Understand deletes and tombstones.mp4

01:46

05 - Understand compaction.mp4

01:28

06 - Challenge Diagnose performance problem.mp4

00:18

07 - Solution Diagnose performance problem.mp4

00:22

09 - Conclusion

01 - Five best practices for Cassandra data modeling.mp4

01:39

Description

Cassandra is a NoSQL database capable of handling large amounts of data that change rapidly. In this course, instructor Dan Sullivan teaches you about the architecture of this popular database and how to design Cassandra data models that support scalable applications in the latest release.

Explore the core differences between Cassandra and relational databases, as well as the basics of the Cassandra Query Language (CQL) and modeling best practices based on application query requirements. Dan dives into Cassandra implementation details that impact data modeling choices, helping you sift through other design decisions, while staying mindful of the database's architecture and limitations. Along the way, test out your new skills with the design and modeling challenges at the end of each section.

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Cloud and data architect with extensive experience in data architecture, data science, machine learning, stream processing, and cloud architecture. Capable of starting with vague initiatives and formulating precise objectives, strategies, and implementation plans. Regularly works with C-level and VP executives while also mentoring and coaching software engineers. Adapts well to unforeseen challenges. He is the author of the official Google Cloud study guides for the Professional Architect, Professional Data Engineer, and Associate Cloud Engineer.

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