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HBase Cheatsheet
A comprehensive cheat sheet for HBase, covering architecture, data model, key operations, and administration.
HBase Architecture & Data Model
      
        
            Core Components
        
      
    
  |  | Hosts and manages HRegions; handles read/write requests. | 
| HMaster | Assigns regions to RegionServers, handles schema changes, and performs administrative tasks. | 
| ZooKeeper | Maintains configuration information, naming, and distributed synchronization. | 
| HDFS | Hadoop Distributed File System; stores HBase data persistently. | 
      
        
            Data Model
        
      
    
  | HBase is a distributed, scalable, big data store. It’s designed to store and retrieve data within large tables. Data is stored as key-value pairs. 
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            Key Concepts
        
      
    
  | Regions | Tables are split into regions. A region contains a subset of rows. Regions are the unit of distribution and scalability. | 
| Store | Each region contains one or more stores. A store contains a MemStore and zero or more StoreFiles (HFiles). | 
| MemStore | In-memory buffer that stores recent writes. | 
| HFile | Sorted key-value pairs stored on HDFS. | 
Basic HBase Operations (CLI)
      
        
            Table Management
        
      
    
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            Data Manipulation
        
      
    
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HBase Shell Commands
      
        
            Namespace Management
        
      
    
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            Advanced Scan Operations
        
      
    
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            Configuration
        
      
    
  | HBase configuration is managed through  
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HBase Java API
      
        
            Connecting to HBase
        
      
    
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            Basic Operations (Java)
        
      
    
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