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You can use this guide to as an in-depth, practical understanding of how Spring's transaction management (including the @Transactional annotation) works.
The only prerequisite? You need to have a general idea of ACID, i.e. what database transactions are and when to use them. Also, XATransactions, or ReactiveTransactions, are not covered here, though the general principles, in terms of Spring, still apply.
After working with Cassandra for a while and not having Apache Spark as a viable option, running different queries may become quite a challenge.
In the eventual case where you want to execute a query that would not be possible with the current table structure, Cassandra recommends having redundancy tables because storage is cheaper than memory.