How to Visualize ScyllaDB Tables and Run Queries with DBSchema

DBSchema, a visual database design and management tool, has recently introduced support for ScyllaDB, providing an alternative to the traditional cqlsh command-line interface for users. This advancement allows users, especially those new to ScyllaDB, to visually design database schemas and run queries more easily across both NoSQL and SQL databases such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Snowflake. DBSchema facilitates the visualization of keyspaces, tables, columns, and column types, offering an intuitive way to perform tasks that would typically require command-line instructions. It supports both self-hosted and cloud versions of ScyllaDB and is available in a free version for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Users can start using DBSchema by downloading it, connecting to a ScyllaDB database, and employing its graphical user interface to run CQL queries and manage databases effectively, with the same output as cqlsh but enhanced with visual aids.