ScyllaDB Tablets in Action
summary
ScyllaDB shows a demo of the new Tablets architecture that reworks the legacy ring to let clusters scale out and in fast. The live demo runs on AWS at 500,000 requests/sec with average latency under 1 ms and p99 ~3 ms. Tablets are ~1 GB tablets each and the cluster begins serving from new machines as soon as a tablet moves — starts serving as soon as first tablet moves — and the add/remove flow works.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:56What is ScyllaDB
- 4:11High-performance demo
- 5:45ScyllaDB architecture
- 7:13Analytical queries without impact
- 9:01New Tablets feature
- 10:25Summary and call to action
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