What is cql-io?
CQL Cassandra driver supporting native protocol versions 3 and 4. This library uses the cql library which implements Cassandra's CQL protocol and complements it with the neccessary I/O operations. The feature-set includes: Node discovery. The driver discovers nodes automatically from a small set of bootstrap nodes. Customisable load-balancing policies. In addition to pre-built LB policies such as round-robin, users of this library can provide their own policies if desired. Support for connection streams. Requests can be multiplexed over a few connections. Customisable retry settings. Support for default retry settings as well as local overrides per query. Prepared queries. Prepared queries are an optimisation which parse and prepare a query only once on Cassandra nodes but execute it many times with different concrete values. TLS support. Client to node communication can optionally use transport layer security (using HsOpenSSL).
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