What data access interfaces does HBase support?

HBase supports various data access interfaces, including:

1. HBase offers a Java API that allows developers to access the HBase database using the Java programming language.
2. HBase also offers a REST API that allows for operations on the HBase database through the HTTP protocol, making it convenient for non-Java developers or other applications to interact with HBase.
3. The Thrift API is supported by HBase, providing developers with the ability to access the HBase database using multiple programming languages (such as Java, Python, Ruby, etc.) through a cross-language remote procedure call (RPC) framework called Thrift.
4. HBase also supports the Avro API, which is a data serialization system that can serialize data into binary format and supports multiple programming languages.
5. HBase Shell is a command-line tool provided by HBase for managing and querying the HBase database through commands.
6. HBase also supports custom Coprocessors, which allow developers to write custom logic and deploy it to the HBase cluster for more advanced data access operations.