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Hello.
I'm trying to update protocol to support Cassandra DB. While working on, I have question for this.
from cassandra.cluster import Cluster
cluster = Cluster(['127.0.0.1'])
session = cluster.connect('testks')
Cassandra requires List of IPs of cluster which compose database, and currently Duct receives string value for host. Which will be the good way to adapt this?
Thanks.
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@djKooks it still seems an open question (#63 (comment)#59#19) how we would implement support for NoSQL DBs - if you want to come up with an implementation it would be great, as it would help us think through whether to standardize the API across different NoSQL backends.
@djKooks Actually, omniduct does support a list of host names, but what happens at runtime is that one host of these is randomly selected for use, based upon availability. I'll look into this a bit more for you, and add a new class of Ducts for NoSQL databases.
Hello.
I'm trying to update protocol to support Cassandra DB. While working on, I have question for this.
Cassandra requires
List
of IPs of cluster which compose database, and currentlyDuct
receives string value for host. Which will be the good way to adapt this?Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: