#python #airflow #airflow_operators #aws #aws_ec2 #aws_s3 #aws_sdk #cassandra #cassandra_database #cloudformation #cluster #data #data_engineering #data_engineering_pipeline #data_lake #data_modeling #data_warehouse #etl_pipeline #infrastructure #postgres #postgresql_database

https://github.com/san089/Udacity-Data-Engineering-Projects

#cplusplus #c_plus_plus #cassandra #cpp #database #nosql #scylla #seastar

Scylla is a powerful database that works like Apache Cassandra and Amazon DynamoDB but is much faster and uses less hardware. It helps by increasing data processing speed and reducing costs. To use Scylla, you can easily build it with a pre-configured toolchain that doesn't require changing your machine settings. You can also find detailed guides, training courses, and community support to help you get started and manage Scylla effectively. This makes it easier to handle big data efficiently.

https://github.com/scylladb/scylladb

#typescript #bigquery #cassandra #cockroachdb #database #electron #firebird #linux_app #mac_app #mariadb #mssql #mysql #postgresql #sql #sql_server #sqlite #windows_app

Beekeeper Studio is a free, open-source SQL editor and database manager that works on Windows, Mac, and Linux. It supports many databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. The app offers features like auto-complete SQL queries, syntax highlighting, and a tabbed interface for multitasking. You can sort and filter data, save queries, and even export data in formats like CSV or JSON. It's designed to be easy to use and enjoyable, making database management simpler for everyone. You can download it for free and upgrade to premium features if needed.

https://github.com/beekeeper-studio/beekeeper-studio

#java #cassandra #database #java

Apache Cassandra is a fast, scalable database that stores data in rows and tables and can spread it across many machines automatically. It uses CQL, which is similar to SQL, so you can create a keyspace, make a table, insert data, and read it back with simple commands; this helps you start quickly, test a working cluster, and build apps that can grow without changing how you use the database.

https://github.com/apache/cassandra