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What is a row in cassandra?
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Answer / Kishan Kumar Bharti
In Apache Cassandra, a row is a record with a unique primary key that contains a set of columns (or attributes) and their respective values. Each row is stored within a table (called keyspace in Cassandra terminology). Rows are organized based on the primary key and are distributed across nodes in the cluster using partitioners. The primary key consists of one or more column names, called partition key columns, and optional clustering key columns that determine the order of rows within a partition.
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