Explore keyspaces and tables clearly
Browse Cassandra keyspaces and tables, inspect metadata, and review rows before moving into queries or data changes.
Make Cassandra data easier to explore and simpler to put to work.
Browse keyspaces and tables, run Cassandra queries, inspect and change records, and connect distributed data work to shared workflows, lineage, models, and tools.
- Type
- Distributed wide-column database
- Explore
- Keyspace → table
- Connect with
- Hostname, keyspace or database, credentials, port, consistency, datacenter, and TLS options
What WhoDB lets your team do with Apache Cassandra
Move from exploring Apache Cassandra to building useful workflows, shared tools, and trusted data products—all without losing the context behind the work.
Updated August 25, 2026. Available actions depend on the permissions granted to your connected account.
Run Cassandra queries in context
Query the connected cluster while keeping results beside table structure, records, and the wider project work they inform.
Handle practical data operations
Create objects, add and update rows, delete data, import datasets, and generate representative mock data when your permissions allow it.
Connect distributed data to outcomes
Use Cassandra work in visual transformations, lineage, shared models, reusable functions, internal apps, and approved AI workflows.
From connected data to a workflow people can trust
Connect the Cassandra cluster
Use the host, keyspace, credentials, port, consistency, datacenter, and supported TLS settings for the environment.
Understand the table before acting
Inspect keyspaces, tables, metadata, and rows before writing a query or changing data.
Make recurring work repeatable
Move recurring transformations and operational steps into visible workflows with ownership and run history.
Share the result safely
Connect approved data to lineage, models, functions, or internal apps instead of ending with a manual export.
A Cassandra GUI that connects to the rest of the work
WhoDB combines Cassandra browsing, queries, record operations, imports, and mock data with the shared workflows that grow around important operational data.
Cassandra can live beside relational databases, warehouses, cloud services, and business systems, making cross-source investigations and ownership easier to manage.
WhoDB is a strong fit for
- Platform teams operating shared Cassandra clusters
- Engineers investigating distributed application data
- Teams turning recurring Cassandra work into workflows
- Organizations using Cassandra beside other data systems
Apache Cassandra integration questions
Straight answers about setup, everyday tasks, and how WhoDB fits into your workflow.
What Cassandra objects can WhoDB browse?
WhoDB lets teams browse keyspaces and tables, inspect metadata, and review table rows in one workspace.
Can WhoDB run Cassandra queries?
Yes. Teams can query the connected Cassandra cluster and keep results beside related project work.
Can teams edit and import Cassandra data?
Yes. Teams can create objects, insert and update rows, delete data, import datasets, and generate mock data when their permissions allow it.
Does WhoDB support Azure Managed Cassandra?
Yes. Azure Managed Cassandra is available alongside Apache Cassandra, with connection settings appropriate to the service.
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