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Official commentHello Ian,
Based on the difference it seems that AWS Keyspaces would need a dedicated implementation. That's not something Redgate is presently looking at, but the community might pick it up, it's worth sharing your interest there, other users may also share your interest.
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Well Explained.
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Hello,
I've got a system where we've been migrating from using Cassandra to using AWS Keyspaces. In theory they're very similar, but there are a few differences, since AWS Keyspaces adds some partitioning to allow it to scale.
I've been able to get my code to authenticate with Keyspaces, but when it does what I believe is an initial aliveness check it errors with this:
This isn't really a surprise, in that keyspaces limits the cql that it supports, but since this is an aliveness check it seems like there should be a different query that would be supported by both Cassandra and Keyspaces.
Has anyone managed to get flyway to work with keyspaces, and if so, what are the tricks to do so? If not, how hard is it to change that aliveness check to something that is supported by keyspaces?