Quickstart tool for installing and managing Cassandra in development environments
Project description
This tool downloads Cassandra, Java, ccm, and drivers into your home directory (~/.cassandra-quickstart) and starts a single node Cassandra cluster. This is meant to be useful for protyping and development tasks, not for production.
The idea is to have a one-liner to install everything you need to use Cassandra on Linux, Mac OSX, or Windows. The only requirement is that you have Python installed (2.7 tested) which every Linux and Mac system should have pre-installed. In the future I plan to distribute an .exe for Windows that bundles all the requirements.
Windows is currently broken in this 0.1 release.
Install
easy_install cassandra-quickstart
One line to create and start a cluster
cassandra-quickstart install
Commands
usage: cassandra-quickstart [-h] [--config CONFIG_DIRECTORY] [--name CLUSTER_NAME]
{install,destroy,start,stop,cqlsh,nodetool,status,help} ...
Cassandra Quickstart
positional arguments:
{install,destroy,start,stop,cqlsh,nodetool,status,help}
install Install Cassandra
destroy Remove Cassandra
start Start Cassandra
stop Stop Cassandra
cqlsh Cassandra Shell
nodetool Cassandra node management tool (ex: nodetool ring)
status Print status of cluster
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--config CONFIG_DIRECTORY
Configuration directory (default is ~/.cassandra-
quickstart)
--name CLUSTER_NAME Name of the cluster to operate on (default is
'cassandra')
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