hedayati/kassandra repository overview

⁠Kassandra

See inside Cassandra. Kassandra is an open-source web GUI for Apache Cassandra. It helps you to explore keyspaces and tables, inspect and modify data, run CQL, and manage cluster connections without living in cqlsh.

Runs as a single process: an Express server serves both the JSON API and the React single-page app on one port.

⁠Features

• Schema Browser — explore keyspaces, tables, columns, partition keys, and clustering keys
• Data Browser — paginated row browsing with column filters and an inline row-detail panel
• Schema-aware CRUD — insert, update, and delete rows through schema-driven forms
• CQL Editor — run raw CQL with syntax highlighting and completion
• Connection Profiles — save, switch between, and import Cassandra cluster connections
• Datacenter-aware Routing — prefer a local datacenter with automatic fallback, plus DC validation and autocomplete
• Column Customization — hide columns, configure JSON/enum presentation, and define map schemas

⁠Quick Start

docker run --rm \
  -p 8501:8501 \
  -v ~/.kassandra:/root/.kassandra \
  hedayati/kassandra

Open http://localhost:8501⁠.

Configuration

Mount a volume at KASSANDRA_HOME to persist connection profiles and settings across container restarts.

Cassandra hosts in your connection profile must be reachable from inside the container. For a Cassandra instance running on the Docker host, use host.docker.internal; for a sibling container on the same Docker network, use its container name. SSL certificate paths must also be accessible inside the container.

Links

• Source & documentation: https://github.com/irajhedayati/kassandra⁠
• Issues: https://github.com/irajhedayati/kassandra/issues⁠

License: MIT