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Is it possible to specify a name of primary key via cassandra CLI, like via CQL:
create columnfamily test (
my_key_name varchar primary key,
value varchar);
By default, cassandra cli creates primary key with name ‘KEY’
The attribute you’re looking for is
key_alias. Unfortunately, you can’t currently set it through cassandra-cli, only cqlsh. I’ve opened CASSANDRA-4158 to fix this.