ScyllaDB where Cassandra meets Redis!
summary
ScyllaDB is presented as a high-performance alternative where Apache Cassandra falls short, highlighting its strong community and engineers with IBM backgrounds. The talk focuses on ScyllaDB’s readiness for Kubernetes and cloud deployments and compares it to Cassandra and Redis, with slides available at the provided link.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:06What is ScyllaDB
- 8:45Cassandra problems
- 12:10Shared memory and stop-the-world
- 17:41Message architecture
- 20:17ScyllaDB advantages
- 24:31Performance and benchmarks
- 28:27Drivers and compatibility
- 31:21Consistency and replication
- 33:27Cluster configuration
- 35:19Use cases and migration
- 39:22Comparison with others
- 42:02Conclusion
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