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Introduction to Distributed NoSQL and ScyllaDB
Introduces the core concepts of distributed NoSQL and how ScyllaDB fits in — covering high availability, replication, consistency, and cluster architecture.
v8dffe70 · last updated 27-10-26
Duration
96min
Units
18
Labs
1
Level
beginner
Format
Self-paced
This course introduces the core concepts of distributed NoSQL and how ScyllaDB fits in, covering high availability, replication, consistency, and cluster architecture.
What you'll build
A three-node ScyllaDB cluster you configure yourself in a browser-based lab — setting replication factor and consistency level, then watching how reads and writes behave when nodes go down.
By the end
- Understand the fundamentals of distributed NoSQL databases
- Configure replication factor and consistency levels for high availability
- Navigate ScyllaDB's cluster architecture including nodes, tablets, shards, and datacenters
Prerequisites
- Basic familiarity with databases
- The High Availability lab runs in your browser. The Architecture hands-on parts need Docker on your machine, with about 6 GB of RAM for the multi-datacenter cluster
Who this is for
- Developer
- Administrator
Curriculum
Course contents
2 sections·18 units·1 hands-on labs
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