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Laser-Focused Expert Talks. You. Will. Succeed! One topic segments that can stand alone and convey a how-to or problem with a solution. Typically under 15 minutes.

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Getting Started with DataStax Docker Images
Mar 12, 2018 • By: Jeff Carpenter

Jeff Carpenter shows you how to download and use the official DataStax Enterprise Docker images.

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Gremlin DSL's in Java using DSE Graph?
Nov 20, 2017 • By: David Gilardi

David Gilardi walks you through adding a Graph database with Gremlin DSL's in Java using DataStax Enterprise

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Building a Simple Service with the DataStax Java Driver
Oct 09, 2017 • By: Jeff Carpenter

Jeff Carpenter walks you through a simple example of a RESTful microservice implementation that uses the DataStax Java Driver to persist and retrieve reservation data.

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Can My Inventory Survive Eventual Consistency?
Oct 03, 2017 • By: Jeff Carpenter

Jeff Carptenter talks about how to use DataStax Enterprise for inventory management, including creation of data models to represent inventory in Apache Cassandra and the various options available for managing data consistency.

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Deploying DataStax Enterprise on Microsoft Azure Cloud
Feb 16, 2017 • By: Simon Ambridge

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Your First Analytics App on DataStax Enterprise
Dec 22, 2016

A brief guide on how to Setup Your First Analytics App on DataStax Enterprise.

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Your First Search Query on DataStax Enterprise
Dec 22, 2016

A brief guide on how to Setup Your First Search Query on DataStax Enterprise.

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Your First Java Project on DataStax Enterprise
Dec 22, 2016

A brief guide on how to Setup Your First Java Project on DataStax Enterprise.

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Setup a Multi-node Cluster With Datastax OpsCenter
Dec 22, 2016

A brief guide on how to Setup a Multi-node Cluster With Datastax OpsCenter.

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Setup a Cloud Instance on Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Dec 22, 2016

A brief guide on how to Setup a Cloud Instance on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

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