By Peter Corless
We’ve gotten a lot of attention since we published our benchmark reports on the performance of Apache Cassandra 4.0 vs. Cassandra 3.11, and, as well, how Cassandra 4.0 compares to Scylla 4.4. We had so much interest that we organized a webinar to discuss all of our…
By Peter Corless
Scylla Virtual Workshops are your chance to get to know more about how Scylla’s NoSQL distributed database works, and how it might fit into your latest project plans. …
By Peter Corless
Scylla Summit 2022, our free online annual user conference, will be held February 09–10, 2022. It’s two days dedicated to the high-performance, low-latency distributed applications driving this next tech cycle. The Call for Speakers (CFS) is now open and we invite you to submit your own proposals…
By Piotr Grabowski
This is part one of a two-part blog series on the relative performance of the recently released Apache Cassandra 4.0. In this post we’ll compare Cassandra 4.0 versus Cassandra 3.11. …
by Serge Leontiev
More and more teams are choosing our Scylla Cloud as their database-as-a-service. To make this transition even easier, in this post we’ll go step-by-step into what it takes to get your Scylla Cloud cluster up and running quickly.
First Steps
- If you haven’t already, sign up for a new…
By Adar Bahar
Today, we’re announcing the general availability of Scylla Cloud on Google Cloud. Scylla Cloud is our resilient, highly performant, fully managed NoSQL database-as-service (DBaaS). Since its release, Scylla has become the go-to for companies that need a database built from the ground up for modern cloud environments…
by Dor Laor
This past week Cassandra 4.0 was finally released as GA, six years after the previous major release.
Initially developed as an open source alternative to Amazon DynamoDB and Google Cloud Bigtable, Cassandra has had a major impact on our industry. To the surprise of none, it eventually…
By Adar Bahar
Like countless other organizations, you are probably already running various cloud services on AWS. You’re running all kinds of compute instances, and using a bunch of other AWS services besides databases. If your company is big enough, you have a CFO who is looking at a single…
by Avishai Ish Shalom
This post aims to help selecting the most cost effective and operationally simple configuration of DynamoDB tables.
TLDR; Choosing the Right Mode
Making sense of the multitude of scaling options available for DynamoDB can be quite confusing, but running a short checklist with a calculator can go a long way to…
by Peter Corless
Summer’s here! Which means that we’re getting ready for our Scylla University LIVE Summer School session. We hope to meet you all there. Meanwhile, behind the scenes we’ve been diligently working to deliver new software across our product set — the database itself, drivers (Rust 0.2), …
