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We store the vast majority of our data in Cassandra, which gives us tuneable consistency and high availability given its master-less architecture. Those propert
by mattheath 9y ago
We store the vast majority of our data in Cassandra, which gives us tuneable consistency and high availability given its master-less architecture. Those properties suit the rest of our architecture perfectly, though there are of course trade offs involved. Each service then has its own keyspace and is unable to access the data of other services.
- bsaul 9y agoI'd be much more interested in understanding how you managed to handle banking level transaction on a non rdbms system like cassandra, than how you coded some logic in go.