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      <title>Thrift Packaging</title>
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      <description>My latest project at work is Cassandra, a distributed, eventually consistent, column oriented data store. It&amp;rsquo;s somewhere between Dynamo (Cassandra&amp;rsquo;s original author worked on Dynamo), and Google&amp;rsquo;s BigTable. It was developed as an internal application at Facebook, later open sourced, and is now an Apache incubator project.
The external interface to Cassandra is thrift-based. Thrift is a framework for creating network services, services that communicate using a compact binary data format.</description>
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