What are snapshots and how do you create one in cassandra?
Answer / Devendra Kumar Tripathi
Snapshots are point-in-time copies of the data in a Cassandra cluster. They are useful for backup and recovery purposes. To create a snapshot, use the 'cassandra' utility with the `--snapshot` option.nnFor example:nn```shn$ cassandra --snapshot my_keyspace my_table my_timestamp```
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