Scylla release: version 1.5 RC3
The Scylla team is pleased to announce Scylla 1.5 RC3, the third Release Candidate, out of 3 planned, toward Scylla 1.5. Scylla is an open source, Apache-Cassandra-compatible NoSQL database, with...
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Scylla release: version 1.5
The Scylla team is pleased to announce the release of Scylla 1.5, a production-ready Scylla minor release. Scylla is an open source NoSQL database compatible with Apache Cassandra, with superior...
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Top 5 ScyllaDB Blog Posts from 2016
What does a bug hunt have to do with and I/O Scheduler? Both were top content on the ScyllaDB blog in 2016. Before 2016 fades into the distant past, we’d like to share our most read and shared posts...
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ScyllaDB CEO Dor Laor on what’s next after the B round
Last week we announced a new round of funding for ScyllaDB. In this blog post I will explain where we are now and what to expect next. I invite you to read the funding announcement and news coverage to...
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Introducing Scylla Enterprise 2017-01
We are pleased to announce the first production-ready release of Scylla Enterprise, scylla-enterprise v2017-01. Scylla Enterprise (SE) is built on the open source Scylla project, and Scylla v2017-01 is...
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How to scan 475 million partitions 12x faster using efficient full table scan...
A parallel full table scan is faster! By running a traditional serial full table scan on 475 million partitions (screenshot 2) from one client with a single connection per node, Scylla achieves only...
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Scylla 1.7 introduces experimental support for counters
Counters: a special type of column Counters are a special type of column that allows its value to only be incremented, decremented, read or deleted. Updates to counters are atomic, which makes them a...
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Scylla release: version 1.6.3
The ScyllaDB team is pleased to announce the release of Scylla 1.6.3, a bugfix release of the Scylla 1.6 stable branch. Release 1.6.3, like all past and future 1.x.y releases, is backward compatible...
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Recommended sessions at AWS Summit San Francisco
Going to AWS Summit in San Francisco on April 18-19th? So are we! We will be attending sessions and sponsoring in The Hub, and wanted to share these must-attend sessions to help you get the most out of...
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Storing and retrieving large data sets Scylla 1.6 vs. Cassandra 3.0.9
How much data can you store in a single Scylla node? A reduced node count translates to ease of operations and lower capital expenses. Using Scylla, developers and database operators can store and...
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Scylla release: version 1.6.4
The ScyllaDB team is pleased to announce the release of Scylla 1.6.4, a bugfix release of the Scylla 1.6 stable branch. Release 1.6.4, like all past and future 1.x.y releases, is backward compatible...
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Analyzing flight delays with Scylla on top of Spark
In this article, we will demonstrate how to use Spark Scala API with Scylla to get instant results. We will demonstrate how to extract the average arrival/departure delays of flights or cancellations...
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Faster and better: What to expect running Scylla on AWS i3 instances
Amazon recently unveiled a new class of machines—the AWS i3 family. Targeted at I/O intensive applications and featuring up to 15TB of fast storage, these machines offer unprecedented power with a...
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Analyzing flight delays with Scylla on top of Spark
In this article, we will demonstrate how to use Spark Scala API with Scylla to get instant results. We will demonstrate how to extract the average arrival/departure delays of flights or cancellations...
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Faster and better: What to expect running Scylla on AWS i3 instances
Amazon recently unveiled a new class of machines—the AWS i3 family. Targeted at I/O intensive applications and featuring up to 15TB of fast storage, these machines offer unprecedented power with a...
View ArticleScylla release: version 1.7
The Scylla team is pleased to announce the release of Scylla 1.7, a production-ready Scylla minor release. Scylla is an open source NoSQL database compatible with Apache Cassandra, with superior...
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9 Steps for Building a Highly Available Time-Series Solution with Scylla and...
Introduction A highly available time-series solution requires an efficient tailored front-end framework and a backend database with a fast ingestion rate. KairosDB provides a simple and reliable way to...
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Streaming and near-real-time messaging with Kafka and Scylla
Let’s talk about a financial use case where streaming and near-real-time messaging is used through Kafka and Scylla. We will model a system that allows subscribers to follow share prices for companies...
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Scylla release: version 1.7.1
The ScyllaDB team is pleased to announce the release of Scylla 1.7.1, a bugfix release of the Scylla 1.7 stable branch. Release 1.7.1, like all past and future 1.x.y releases, is backward compatible...
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Scylla release: version 1.6.5
The Scylla team is pleased to announce the release of Scylla 1.6.5, a bugfix release of the Scylla 1.6 stable branch. Note that the latest stable release is Scylla 1.7.1, you are encouraged to upgrade...
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