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I'm going to use Cassandra for part of my application - the bit that might conceivably be unperformant and very difficult to cache - even though it'll take a fe
by andy_ppp 10y ago
I'm going to use Cassandra for part of my application - the bit that might conceivably be unperformant and very difficult to cache - even though it'll take a few extra days now to get working over using Postgres I'd rather just do this at the start than have migrate a write heavy and main part of the apps functionality while live.
- justinholmes 10y agowhy not just go straight to scylladb or ramcloud :)
- tracker1 10y agoMost cloud providers have a BigTable solution already, though not the same as C*, would leave you to build the app over provisioning/configuring a cassandra cluster. Depends on your application of course, but if you're self-indexing anyway, may as well lean on your environment (given a proper backup/exit strategy).
- andy_ppp 10y agoYou are spot on here actually - I'm using AWS might as well go to the original dynamo db then. https://aws.amazon.com/dynamodb/ https://aws.amazon.com/dynamodb/