If you've done relational data modeling before, you will come to find that modeling for Apache Cassandra has some distinct differences. In this unit, you will learn how relational datamodeling concepts compare to those used when data modeling for Apache Cassandra.

This unit is an overview of what the basic data modeling process looks like, regardless of what database you are using. When you get into the course, we will dive deeper into the specifics of data modeling for Apache Cassandra.

A video tutorial about installing DataStax Enterprise with Docker!

Learn how to deploy DataStax Enterprise with Docker!

This concludes the DS210 course on DataStax Enterprise Operations with Apache Cassandra. Thanks for joining us! There is so much more on DataStax Academy to discover!

OpsCenter is tool you can use to control your cluster from a browser-based GUI. Techincally there are two products: OpsCenter for monitoring and management, and Life Cycle Manger for configuration and deployment. We will learn about these tools in this unit.

In this unit, you will learn how to secure DataStax Enterprise in your environment, covering the basics of security.

When deploying DataStax Enterprise, one common platform that many users leverage is the cloud. In this unit, we will be going over some important considerations when using DataStax Enterprise in the cloud.

There are five hardware resources to consider when building an Apache Cassandra cluster: disk drives, RAM, CPU, number of nodes, and network bandwidth. In this unit, we will discuss each of these in more detail.

In this unit, we discuss the important aspects of kernel configuration to get the best performance out of your Apache Cassandra or DataStax Enterprise nodes.