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If you're going to pick a product based on how familiar with its implementation language you are, a whole lot more people can use Cassandra than Riak. :P But r
by jbellis 17y ago
If you're going to pick a product based on how familiar with its implementation language you are, a whole lot more people can use Cassandra than Riak. :P
But really you shouldn't care what language your database is written in, it won't affect you at all unless it's written in something esoteric enough that there's no way for your app to interface with it. (Cassandra's native api is Thrift, which means you can use it from damn near anything.)
- siculars 17y agoHmm, if you are a developer just writing against thrift I can see your point. But if you are also involved in the sysadmin side then you need to be familiar with all the little java bits and bobs.