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Overview of OBKV-HBase application development

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OBKV-HBase allows you to connect to an OBKV-HBase cluster using the OBKV-HBase client and perform data operations through HBase-compatible APIs. If your business currently uses native HBase data access logic, you can deploy an OceanBase cluster, create HBase tables on the OBServer server, and manage data using the OBKV-HBase client.

OBKV-HBase data model

You can use the wide column (WideColumn) model for data modeling to ensure better compatibility with HBase data and ongoing maintenance through OBKV-HBase.

If you would like to learn more about the HBase storage model, refer to the Apache HBase data model.

Develop applications with the OBKV-HBase Java client

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OBKV-HBase supports only Java clients.

You can use the OBKV-HBase Java client to process data via HBase-compatible APIs. For specific instructions, see Connect to a cluster using the OBKV-HBase Java client.

Data operation examples

For usage examples of OBKV-HBase, see Data operation examples.

If you want a deeper understanding of HBase, refer to the Apache HBase official website and the Apache HBase client interface documentation.

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