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I find it strange that there is no discussion of the performance of writing data. Cassandra and Mongo differ hugely in this respect, and I expect you will see
by wcdolphin 13y ago
I find it strange that there is no discussion of the performance of writing data.
Cassandra and Mongo differ hugely in this respect, and I expect you will see huge performance gains in write performance. Mongo's write locking will mean that reads will be blocked while you are inserting data. Reads in Cassandra may trigger compaction and or require sequential IO if the table has not yet been compacted, so the tradeoff is interesting
- rbranson 13y agoReads in Cassandra will never trigger a compaction. Compaction is only be triggered by writes. If the compaction queue gets behind due to overloaded CPUs / disks, reads will begin to slow down.