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High-level Architecture
This lesson gives a brief overview of Cassandra’s architecture.
Cassandra common terms
Before digging deep into Cassandra's architecture, let's first go through some of its common terms:
Column: A column is a key-value pair and is the most basic unit of data structure.
- Column key: Uniquely identifies a column in a row.
- Column value: Stores one value or a collection of values.
Row: A row is a container for columns referenced by primary key. Cassandra does not store a column that has a null value; this saves a lot of space.
Table: A table is a container of rows.
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