> As said by Jonathan, SimpleCassie and Pandra are both based on Thrift.. I
> think a Cassandra upgrade will require an upgrade of Thrift classes of high
> level clients too. Am I right ?
This is right but impact on these libraries isn't significant unless a
Thrift API dependency is quickly depre
I've written one here as a Drupal module, but it isn't very Drupal-specific:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~davidstrauss/pressflow/cassandra-votingapi/files/head:/sites/all/modules/cassandra/
I think my interface is a little prettier than SimpleCassie. You can see it in
action in the test suite
Peter, I agree with you, but sometimes choice can be very easy, if a tool
offers real advantages ...
During several weeks, I have thought that choice could be : low level
(thrift) or high level (pandra) as described on Cassandra Wiki..
Today, I discovered that SimpleCassie exists ... (I especi
Questions like "What is the best ___?" that have subjective answers
are rarely simple.
I've tried various clients and I'd just recommend trying a few out and
getting involved win the projects. Some may have adavtnages of ease of
use while others may be more flexible or have features such as
connec
You need Thrift for any of the others.
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 11:48 AM, yaw wrote:
> Hi all,
> just a (simple ?) question for today :
>
> What is the best client for Cassandra ?
>
> - Thrift (need to build compiler first)
> - Pandra (seems not updated)
> - SimpleCassie (just discovered it few mi
Hi all,
just a (simple ?) question for today :
What is the best client for Cassandra ?
- Thrift (need to build compiler first)
- Pandra (seems not updated)
- SimpleCassie (just discovered it few minutes ago)
Is there any other PHP client ?
If Cassandra is upgraded (0.5 to 0.6) , I suppose they
