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SCYLLA RUST DRIVER¶

This book contains documentation for scylla-rust-driver - a driver for the
Scylla database written in Rust. Although optimized for Scylla, the driver is
also compatible with Apache Cassandra®.


OTHER DOCUMENTATION¶

 * Examples

 * Rust and Scylla lesson on Scylla University

 * API documentation

 * Scylla documentation

 * Cassandra® documentation


CONTENTS¶

 * Quick start - Setting up a Rust project using scylla-rust-driver and running
   a few queries

 * Migration guides - How to update the code that used an older version of this
   driver

 * Connecting to the cluster - Configuring a connection to scylla cluster

 * Making queries - Making different types of queries (simple, prepared, batch,
   paged)

 * Execution profiles - Grouping query execution configuration options together
   and switching them all at once

 * Data Types - How to use various column data types

 * Load balancing - Load balancing configuration

 * Retry policy configuration - What to do when a query fails, query idempotence

 * Driver metrics - Statistics about the driver - number of queries, latency
   etc.

 * Logging - Viewing and integrating logs produced by the driver

 * Query tracing - Tracing query execution

 * Database schema - Fetching and inspecting database schema

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Quick Start
Scylla Rust Driver
 * v0.11.0
   * main
   * v0.11.0
   * v0.10.1

 * Scylla Rust Driver
 * Quick Start
   
   * Creating a project
   * Connecting and running a simple query
   * Running Scylla using Docker
 * Connecting to the cluster
   
   * Compression
   * Authentication
   * TLS
 * Making queries
   
   * Simple query
   * Query values
   * Query result
   * Prepared query
   * Batch statement
   * Paged query
   * USE keyspace
   * Schema agreement
   * Lightweight transaction (LWT) query
   * Query timeouts
 * Execution profiles
   
   * Creating a profile and setting it
   * All options supported by a profile
   * Priorities of execution settings
   * Remapping execution profile handles
 * Data Types
   
   * Bool, Tinyint, Smallint, Int, Bigint, Float, Double
   * Ascii, Text, Varchar
   * Counter
   * Blob
   * Inet
   * Uuid, Timeuuid
   * Date
   * Time
   * Timestamp
   * Duration
   * Decimal
   * Varint
   * List, Set, Map
   * Tuple
   * User defined types
 * Load balancing
   
   * DefaultPolicy
 * Retry policy configuration
   
   * Fallthrough retry policy
   * Default retry policy
   * Downgrading consistency retry policy
 * Speculative execution
   
   * Simple speculative execution
   * Percentile speculative execution
 * Driver metrics
 * Migration guides
   
   * Adjusting code to changes in serialization API introduced in 0.11
 * Logging
 * Query tracing
   
   * Tracing a simple/prepared/batch query
   * Tracing a paged query
   * Tracing Session::prepare
   * Query Execution History
 * Schema

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