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Aside from MongoDB not being a part of the subject study, it's also worth mentioning that they cherry picked the example that made Cassandra look particularly g
by corresation 14y ago
Aside from MongoDB not being a part of the subject study, it's also worth mentioning that they cherry picked the example that made Cassandra look particularly good. MySQL actually did extremely well on the non-scan tests, while offering consistency. It depends upon your usage.
- rescrv 14y agoWhen benchmarking HyperDex we found something similar. Cassandra is better at writes than reads by a surprising amount. Given Facebook's elaborate caching architecture (which likely pushed for such an inversion) this makes sense.