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DSE 5.1 Administrator Guide Earlier DSE version Latest 5.1 patch: 5.1.17

Getting started with DSE 5.1
Release notes
Installing DSE
Configuration
Initializing a cluster
Security
DSE advanced functionality
Tools
Operations
Planning

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Initializing a cluster
Initializing a DataStax Enterprise cluster includes configuring, and choosing how the data is divided across the nodes in the cluster.

Initializing a cluster
Initializing a DataStax Enterprise cluster includes configuring, and choosing how the data is divided across the nodes in the cluster.
- Initializing datacenters
  Determining whether to use a single or multiple datacenter deployment per workload type.
- Initializing single-token architecture datacenters
  Deploy a single-token datacenter when not using virtual nodes (vnodes).

Initializing a DataStax Enterprise cluster

Initializing a DataStax Enterprise cluster includes configuring, and choosing how the data is divided across the nodes in the cluster.

Initializing datacenters
Determining whether to use a single or multiple datacenter deployment per workload type.
Initializing single-token architecture datacenters
Deploy a single-token datacenter when not using virtual nodes (vnodes).

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