Connect Exandra repo with AWS Keyspaces

[kennethtegrado]

Have you tried connecting Exandra with AWS Keyspaces? I am having a hard time finding any resources to do this. As much as possible, we want aws managed services for our Cassandra database. Thanks

[vinniefranco]

It looks like you can connect to key spaces using csql clients, so assuming permissions are correct then you would connect using the AWS provided connection string

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[kennethtegrado]

Does this mean that I can't use Xandra and Exandra for my use case? Like do I have to implement the connection then pool that connection to my whole phoenix application

[vinniefranco]

Oh, no. It means it should connect like any other instance of Cassandra

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