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Congratulations to the team! I would love to move over from Apache Cassandra to Scylla but honestly I'm a bit afraid to do that. I have no doubt that it's much
by TheGuyWhoCodes 10y ago
Congratulations to the team!
I would love to move over from Apache Cassandra to Scylla but honestly I'm a bit afraid to do that. I have no doubt that it's much faster but I haven't seen hard numbers about consistency and availability. Apache Cassandra is a much older project with many installations and is battle tested (to a degree) how can I be sure that Scylla will behave as stable as Cassandra in that regard?
- bkeroack 10y agoWe don't use it for any production services, but for internal use it's been pretty darn solid. Really fast too, we benchmarked 80k/sec/node inserts on EC2.
- manigandham 10y agoWe use v1.5 in production and it's been very stable. Team is responsive on issues (github and mailing list). They dont have 100% parity yet with all cassandra features so waiting for that to move more work over to scylla, but performance per machine and lack of tuning hassle is very nice.
- tirus 10y agoWe use 1.6 in production on AWS i3.16xlarges and it's great. We've seen a reduction to less than half the nodes and over 100k per node requests/sec (up from 4k req/sec for Cassandra). Very few issues and those that come up get immediate attention from core developers that actually wrote the code you're having issues with. Absolutely 100% recommend.