Apache Cassandra Certification Training

<p>MyCareerCube Cassandra Certification will help you master the concepts of Cassandra including its features, architecture &amp; data model. You will learn to install, configure, and monitor Cassandra. This certification is well suited for big data developers, software developers &amp; analytics professionals. You'll also gain expertise in Cassandra Hadoop Integration, Cap Theorem, Gossip Protocol, Tarball Installation while working with real-life industry use-cases.</p> <p><strong>What are the objectives of this course?</strong></p> <p>After the completion of this training, you should be able to:</p> <ul> <li>Learn about Cassandra and NoSQL domain</li> <li>Create Cassandra cluster for various kinds of applications</li> <li>Understand Apache Cassandra Architecture</li> <li>Design and model Applications for Cassandra Port existing application from RDBMS to Cassandra</li> <li>Learn Cassandra admin operations for managing a cluster</li> </ul> <p><strong>Who is it intended for?</strong></p> <ul> <li>A developer working with large-scale, high-volume websites.</li> <li>An application architect or data architect who needs to understand the available options for high-performance, decentralized, elastic data stores.</li> <li>A database administrator or database developer currently working with standard relational database systems who needs to understand how to implement a fault-tolerant, eventually consistent data store.</li> <li>A manager who wants to understand the advantages (and disadvantages) of Cassandra and related columnar databases to help make decisions about technology strategy.</li> <li>A student, analyst, or researcher who is designing a project related to Cassandra or other non-relational data store options.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Requirements:</strong></p> <p>This course assumes no prior knowledge of Apache Cassandra or any other NoSQL database. Though some familiarity with Linux command line is essential, minimal exposure to Java, database or data-warehouse concepts is required.</p>