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Using Spark with ScyllaDB Working with ScyllaDB and Spark

S110: The Mutant Monitoring System (MMS) and Integrations
Using Spark with ScyllaDB
Spark – Effective Big Data and Spark Cluster Size
Using Spark with ScyllaDB Working with ScyllaDB and Spark

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question

The Cassandra-Spark connector:

Utilizes the Cassandra Java driver
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Reads Scylla/Cassandra partitions to Spark Partitions
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Enables batch writes
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When Spark writes data to ScyllaDB:

It batches the information.
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By default, no concurrency is used.
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It doesn’t use batching by default, but this is configurable.
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When reading data from ScyllaDB into Spark, data is split, and each Executor reads a chunk.

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Course Home

Building a Mutant Monitoring System

Building the Tracking System

We Are Under Attack!

Multi-datacenter Replication

Multi-datacenter Consistency Levels

Materialized Views

Using Spark with ScyllaDB

Spark – Intro and Connecting

Spark – Data Processing

Spark – Effective Big Data and Spark Cluster Size

Spark – ScyllaDB Migrator

Spark – Hands on Intro

ScyllaDB and Spark Lab

Kafka and ScyllaDB

Kafka – Overview

Kafka – Quickstart

Kafka – ScyllaDB Sink Connector

Kafka – ScyllaDB Sink Connector Demo

Kafka – ScyllaDB CDC Overview

Kafka – ScyllaDB CDC Demo

Kafka – ScyllaDB CDC Source Connector

Kafka – ScyllaDB CDC Source Connector Demo

ScyllaDB CDC Source Connector with Kafka – Lab

A Graph Data System Powered by ScyllaDB and JanusGraph – Part 1

A Graph Data System Powered by ScyllaDB and JanusGraph – Part 2

Spring Boot, ScyllaDB, and Time Series Data

Cloud Intro and How to Run a Cluster

Rest API and Data Model

Spring Connector, Customizing SPRING, and Connecting to the Cluster

Testing, and User Interface

Hands-on Demo and Next Steps

Spring Boot and ScyllaDB Hands-on Lab

Course Feedback

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