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Cassandra Session Configuration

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CCarlos-Augusto
Last edited Mar 9, 2022
Created on Mar 9, 2022

This example shows a Scala service that configures a Cassandra CQL session for the Ubirch accounting service. It builds a `CqlSession` via the DataStax Java driver, setting contact points, a keyspace, local datacenter, and optional consistency levels from a typesafe `Config` object. The code also demonstrates SSL context construction using Java’s `KeyStore` and `TrustManagerFactory`, plus authentication credentials when provided. Configuration paths and URL parsing come from internal Ubirch utilities, while the session builder applies programmatic driver config options like LZ4 protocol compression.

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