Let's say I have a column family named Questions like below:
Questions = {
Who are you: {
username: "user1"
}, What is the answer: {
username: "user1"
}...
}
How do I search for all the questions that contain certain words? Get all questions that contain 'what' word. How do I do it using python or at least Java?
Solandra (https://github.com/tjake/Solandra) is the new name for Lucandra.
Solandra is a combination of Cassandra and Solr (which is based on the Lucene full-text search engine).
Cassandra alone doesn't tackle text-search, although you could implement some basic text indexing by creating secondary index column families (Google: cassandra secondary index).
I'm new to Cassandra, but querying in it is relatively limited, compared to, for instance, a relational database. (This is by design.) I'm pretty sure there's no support for full text search at this time (this may not even be on the roadmap).
You might be best to go with Lucene or something comparable to index the text of the questions, either within the Cassandra datastore or in a separate datastore.
There appears to be at least one project that is attempting to integrate Lucene with Cassandra, and there may be others:
Another way to go in your case might be to break up the questions into words and maintain your own index of words to questions; your mileage may vary here, and something like Lucene will no doubt give you greater flexibility in querying.
Sounds like you could add "DSE Search", from the folks that support Cassandra, and you would have what you need. Lucene/Solr like capabilities but all the data stored in Cassandra.
http://www.datastax.com/dev/blog/cassandra-with-solr-integration-details
You have a good solution given by the last gent but this solution may serve your purpose better from a usability point of view.
Disclaimer: I work for a NoSQL vendor but not on Cassandra.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3153364/cassandra-full-text-search-like