Cassandra Cluster Configuration

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Cassandra Cluster Configuration

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Created on Mar 9, 2022

This example shows how to configure a Cassandra cluster connection using the DataStax Java driver within a Scala application. The visualization highlights the construction of a `Cluster` object through a builder pattern, setting contact points, load balancing, compression, pooling options, and query consistency levels. It also demonstrates SSL setup using `RemoteEndpointAwareJdkSSLOptions` and `KeyStore` for secure connections. The code implements a dependency-injected service (`DefaultClusterService`) that reads configuration from a Typesafe `Config`, parsing values like contact points and consistency levels via utility methods.

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