Alexandre - great news. I am looking forward to using it!!
Regards,
Johnny
On Tue, 19 Jan 2021 at 18:51, Alexandre Dutra
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> For those not following the Java driver mailing list, I would like to
> point out that we just released driver 4.10.0.
>
> My message to that mailing list
Hi,
For those not following the Java driver mailing list, I would like to point
out that we just released driver 4.10.0.
My message to that mailing list has all the details:
https://groups.google.com/a/lists.datastax.com/g/java-driver-user/c/CN2UBLoXLtY/m/JE6sqdF1DQAJ
In short, as promised, in
Hi,
To clarify, partly because of recent discussions in this mailing list,
and partly because of constant demand from both the community and
customers, we (DataStax) decided recently to re-introduce driver-level
cross-dc failover and driver-level downgrading retries in driver 4, to
be released in
If you haven’t seen it the failover to remote DCs is being added to 4.10
of the java driver (
https://datastax-oss.atlassian.net/plugins/servlet/mobile?originPath=%2Fbrowse%2FJAVA-2899#issue/JAVA-2899
and
https://github.com/datastax/java-driver/commit/f4f6da04fd7871eb0e42933fe368a1e4285c710c)
and
I wrote this, it might help people.
https://github.com/DataStax-Examples/java-cassandra-driver-from3x-to4x
*Full disclosure I am NOT part of the driver team. *I was not particularly
happy with new version either: required new parameter 'localDC', missing
load balancing policy, new
We actually feel the same where we have edge cases where downgrading CL was
useful. We did end up writing this in application logic as our code was
pretty well abstracted and centralized to do so.
I will also agree the driver seems overly prescriptive now with limited
ability to override. Good
Just my 2 cents
Because of the tremendous breaking changes in terms of API as well as
public facing classes (QueryBuilder for ex) I have stopped the development
of the Achilles framework.
Migrating to the 4.x version would require almost the complete rewrite of
the framework, an effort which I
Joshua - thanks for the update, I have found the ASF slack channel
(#cassandra-cep-drivers-donation) and google doc (
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e0SsZxjeTabzrMv99pCz9zIkkgWjUd4KL5Yp0GFzNnY/edit#).
Will be watching it closely.
In terms of the functional changes brought into the driver
That's an immense amount of incredibly useful feedback Johnny. Thanks for
taking the time and energy to write all this up.
I work with some of the engineers who authored these changes in the driver
and have brought this thread to their attention. The authors have offered
the driver as a CEP
Hi Everybody,
We wanted to reach out to the community around the v4 changes in the
DataStax Java driver and gauge people's opinions on some of the changes.
DataStax have done a tremendous job over the years on the Cassandra drivers
and contributing to this community. However, we are currently
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