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I currently have a Docker container with Cassandra running within. I am trying to get a visual view using DBVisualizer of said Cassandra. I am using DataStax's Cassandra JDBC driver.

I run my container like so:

docker run --rm -it --net=host -p 9042:9042 [docker image from repo]

The container has an ip of 10.0.72.3

Outside of this container, I am trying to access this cassandra by connecting to: jdbc:cassandra:Database=Test Cluster;Port=9042;Server=10.0.72.3;

However, I keep getting:

The connection failed: No Cluster node is available..

I have attempted to change cassandra.yaml and change ports, but I am still stuck. Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you

Eranga Heshan
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  • That should work. I see that you're not running the container in background (you can do so with -d flag). Is it possible you stopped the container in the terminal it was running? Also, can you try without --net flag? I haven't used that option before and don't have it in my version of docker. – Simon Fontana Oscarsson Jul 24 '19 at 13:36
  • I've tried without the --net flag as well. It has not seemed to work. I've ended up abandoning DBVisualizer for now, using TablePlus instead. – Jeffery Lee Jul 26 '19 at 18:49

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