• Overview
• Connecting to Keyspaces
• Browsing Keyspaces tables
• Executing CQL
• ERD

Note: This driver is available in Lite, Enterprise, Ultimate and Team editions only.

AWS Keyspaces is a key-value database based on Apache Cassandra.

DBeaver supports the Keyspaces schema browser, data viewer and CQL queries execution. It also supports various administrative tools.

AWS Keyspaces uses AWS IAM authentication.
You need to specify your IAM credentials and AWS region. There is no specific endpoint - there is only one cluster per account per AWS region.
There is also no need to configure SSH or SSL - DBeaver uses default AWS settings to access the Keyspace cluster.

You can browse, view, edit and filter Cassandra tables the same way as with regular (relational) tables. However, being a distributed key-value database, Keyspaces does not support any kind of referential integrity. There are no foreign keys, references, etc.
You should note that Cassandra has a very advanced (comparing to relational databases) data type system. Each column may be a collection, map, or set of values (with a very big number of values). In some cases this makes browsing data in the "Grid" mode inconvenient.

CQL Cassandra Query Language is a very simple kind of SQL language dialect.
It supports simple SELECT queries, DDL statements (like CREATE TABLE) and some other query types.

You can use the standard DBeaver SQL editor to execute CQL queries. DBeaver supports Cassandra query execution, results scrolling, data export/import, mock data generation and other features.

Physical ERD (Entity Relation Diagram) does not make much sense for Keyspaces as there are no foreign keys. However, you can make you own custom ERD and connect Keyspaces tables with each other using logical associations.