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So I have followed your tutorials and set up "1.Base" to configure a CassandraDB on a single machine. So far so good. I'm able to use CQLSH, see the Cassandra Service and everything else.

But when I try to run my application, which uses the DataStax driver, I can't connect to my CassandraDB.

I've tried connecting to : localhost, 127.0.0.1, my_vagrant_private_ip, all using 9042 as default port.
Also, I tried telnet on 9160, 9042, didn't work either.

I also did:

• ufw allow the ports I needed
• ufw disable (to allow all ports)
• forwarded the ports on Vagrantfile
• I can see that the firewall allows those ports
• Changed rpc_address and listen_address to 0.0.0.0

I don't know what is wrong. Can you please help?

I am trying Step2 but when I log in it says that the service is not there. Should I go trough Step1 first?

http://gyazo.com/f008884d81c987d6659ca2ddc03f87f1

fantastic resource getting Cassandra up and running almost seamlessly

With some recent updates there are a couple of gotchas with java version so I had to upgrade to OpenJDK 8 in the Vagrantfile

# configure openJDK repo
add-apt-repository ppa:openjdk-r/ppa
apt-get update
# install Java first, then DataStax Community Edition
apt-get install openjdk-8-jdk

I intend to write a nodejs client application which will run on host ( ubuntu ) how do i connect it to cassandra cluster running on vagrant which i p address should i use to connect to cassandra cluster from nodejs client .

Do i have to forward any port from vagrant to host to connect from cassandra nodejs client

Not really a bug of this project, but more of dse itself. As pointed out here the dse installer checks for the presence of java in the wrong way, which is currently failing for the jdk7u101. The fix on the same page above works (commenting out the check in the script).

Reporting this here because I wasted a lot of time trying to solve this, so I hope it can help someone else too (not really sure if this should be addressed in this project, but at least this can help pointing in the right direction).