Key-value store with lowest read latency? Tokyo Cabinet? Redis? Voldemort? Cassandra? Or what? - scale.metaoptimize Q+A
Our experience had been with both Tokyo Tyrant and Cassandra. Although cassandra is capable of more than just key values, of course it can also be used just for that. Tokyo had been great until our data grew too big for it... There are a few limitations of Tokyo which led us to move to cassandra eventually. Tokyo operates very nicely as long as all data fits into memory. When this fails we see l
Cassandra vs MongoDB vs CouchDB vs Redis vs Riak vs HBase comparison :: Software architect Kristof Kovacs
Hello, I’m Kristof, a human being like you, and an easy to work with, friendly guy. I've been a programmer, a consultant, CIO in startups, head of software development in government, and built two software companies. Some days I’m coding Golang in the guts of a system and other days I'm wearing a suit to help clients with their DevOps practices. While SQL databases are insanely useful tools, their
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