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> We are using ScyllaDB, but since they discontinued their Open Source version we're stuck on the last supported version Do you think you are missing anything
by andriy_koval 2mo ago
> We are using ScyllaDB, but since they discontinued their Open Source version we're stuck on the last supported version
Do you think you are missing anything by being on scylla oss?
- misiek08 2mo agoSecond that question not only to OP/GP. Comparing Scylla and Cassandra - the choice is obvious, but current offering is a complete no-go. Also Mongo is catching up in the use case we have and it’s even more scary. We are all the time at the exact edge of Mongo scalability and I’m talking about very good, few-years-invested-in setup on NMVe that is really delicate…
- cnlwsu 2mo agoSame issue we had with cockroach. The oss is lagging and you ultimately need to end up paying the company for support. its really just "kinda oss" in that you can look at source code from 2 years ago but to actually use it, might as well be oracle. If your fork it you are just gonna be in a hostile environment (unless you pay them)