MIgrating from self-managed Cassandra to Keyspaces
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Running a Cassandra cluster on Kubernetes and is considering a move to Keyspaces.
It is unclear on how to export the data from the existing cluster and import it into Keyspaces?
Would they just use cqlsh COPY?
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asked 2 years ago8 views
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Yes, use cqlsh:
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/loading-data-into-amazon-mcs-with-cqlsh/
At the moment, doesn't look like Keyspaces is a supported target for DMS.
answered 2 years ago
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Yes, but is not the only option.
- for small datasets or tables you can load data into Amazon Keyspaces using
cqlsh. - for production workloads with large datasets, you can use the DataStax Bulk Loader for Apache Cassandra to load data into Amazon Keyspaces using the
dsbulkcommand.
answered 2 months ago
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