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JSON types are actually not very often requested feature so we have not prioritized it very high. I suspect that's because most people just store their JSON dat
by penberg 10y ago
JSON types are actually not very often requested feature so we have not prioritized it very high. I suspect that's because most people just store their JSON data as text and do processing in their applocation.
There's an open issue about it on Github:
https://github.com/scylladb/scylla/issues/2058 https://github.com/scylladb/scylla/issues/2058
Please feel free to upvote and comment on the issue to voice your interest in the feature.
- manigandham 10y agoSome clarity - that issue is about interfacing with a row within a CQL table as a piece of json, not actually storing a schemaless json document (like in a special postgres-style json datatype). Cassandra is actually schemaless but since the shift to CQL from Thrift, it's unlikely that it'll go back to a schemaless model again. In the meantime, the Keen.IO crew has a nice model for storing lots of arbitrary json if that's something thats needed. It takes some work but a very clever strategy and they've made it work well.