As big data sweeps the world there has been a growing need for databases that provide scalable and flexible storage solutions. NoSQLs are the answer to this and among the most popular NoSQLs is Cassandra helping organizations handle complex web applications and data proliferation. This course will help you master Apache Cassandra and take up industry challenges with success.
The NoSQL market is expected to reach $4.2 Billion globally by 2020. Cassandra holds a major share of this market due to its open source nature, peer to peer architecture, elastic scalability, high availability and performance and fault tolerance. This course will introduce you to the fundamentals of Cassandra, and with hands-on exercises you will go from learning about the basics to the more advanced concepts such as Cassandra Data models, Architecture, configuration, read and write data and integration with Hadoop.
Enrol now and make most use of the popularity of this technology to make a high profile career.
How and where to use Cassandra and the core concepts that drive this database
Learn how to use the fault-tolerant and high availability feature of Cassandra
Understand the Apache Cassandra architecture
Understand complex inner workings such as gossip protocol, read repairs and Merkle trees
Identify requirements and create a Cassandra data model by applying data modelling techniques
Integrate Cassandra with Hadoop and use tools like Pig and Hive
Interact with our expert instructors in real-time— listen, learn, question and apply.
Stay globally relevant and empower yourself with the latest tools and training through our in-depth curriculum.
Learn theory backed by practical case studies, exercises and coding practice that will make you ready for the industry.
Learn from the best in the field. Our mentors are all experienced professionals in the fields they teach.
Learn concepts from scratch, and advance your learning through step-by-step guidance on tools and techniques.
Get reviews and feedback on your final projects from professional developers.