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I've started playing with the Cassandra database. The README.txt file that comes with the distribution omits one simple but critical step:
# The first five steps are fine
$ tar -zxvf cassan...
Answered by dshaw : Jun 02 2010 02:13 PM
Although I myself am not a Cassandra developer, I hear lots about it because I'm a member of the social media website https://www.reddit.com.
Furthermore, if you want to anecdotal stories of Cass... full answer >
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