- Highlights
- -Cluster Management
-GoCQL automatically discovers all data centers, racks and hosts - in your cluster, manages a pool of connections to them and distributes - queries in a reasonable and efficient way.
-Type Conversion
-Automatic and safe type conversion between Cassandra and Go without - any loss of precision. Basic types, collections and UUIDs are supported - by default and custom types can implement their own marshaling logic.
-Synchronous and Concurrent
-Synchronous API with an asynchronous and concurrent back-end. Each - connection can handle up to 128 concurrent queries and may receive - server side push events at any time.
-Failover Management
-TODO :(
-Result Paging
-Iterate over large results sets and let GoCQL fetch one page after - another. The next page is automatically pre-fetched in the background - once the iterator has passed a certain threshold.
-Atomic Batches
-Execute a batch of related updates in a single query. GoCQL supports - logged, unlogged and counter batches.
-Query Tracing
-Trace queries to obtain a detailed output of all events that - happened during the query execution from Cassandra. The output might - help to identify bugs and performance bottlenecks in your - application.
-Frame Compression
-Speed up and reduce the network traffic by compressing the frames - that are sent to Cassandra. - Snappy, a - compression algorithm that aims for very high speeds and reasonable - compression, is enabled by default.
-Donation to the Apache Software Foundation
Multiple Cassandra Versions
-GoCQL supports multiple Cassandra version. Currently Cassandra 1.2 - and Cassandra 2.0 are fully supported.
-Thoroughly Tested
-TODO :(
-BSD License
-Completely open source. Browse the source on - GitHub and start - contributing today.
+GoCQL has been donated to the Apache Software Foundation. The new home for GoCQL is + now https://github.com/apache/cassandra-gocql-driver.
+Documentation is available at https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/apache/cassandra-gocql-driver/v2.