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5 Reasons to Attend ScyllaDB Summit

The first ScyllaDB Summit is on September 6th in San Jose, just one day before the Cassandra Summit begins. Join us and NoSQL experts of all kinds, and be part of history for this important milestone!

Summit

Here are 5 reasons why ScyllaDB Summit is a must-attend event.

  1. Be Part of History
    The first ScyllaDB Summit will be remembered as an inflection point in the big data movement. Join the ScyllaDB community and play an active role in the NoSQL revolution.
  2. Learn from the Early Adopters
    ScyllaDB is quickly gaining traction. Our early adopters will reveal how ScyllaDB powers DevOps, Big Data, and IoT projects around the globe. Spare yourself from forever tuning the JVM – ScyllaDB is a stable Cassandra alternative that gives awesome latency out of the box.
  3. Network with the Best Brains in the Industry
    Share ideas and have fun with your NoSQL peers and the entire ScyllaDB team.
  4. Break Your Own IOPS Record
    Learn how to set up, tune, monitor and administer a ScyllaDB cluster at our hands-on workshop. Access to a low-latency database with full compatibility with Cassandra is only a few clicks away!
  5. See into the Future
    By the end of 2016 we’ll have all of the important features of Cassandra. Get a sneak peek at the features and functionality on the ScyllaDB roadmap and a chance to influence its direction as ScyllaDB moves beyond Cassandra.

Check out the agenda on our web site to learn about the talks from users at Compose, an IBM Company, IBM Graph, Samsung SDS, Outbrain, Eniro, and Kenshoo—as well as technical talks from the ScyllaDB team.

Going to Cassandra Summit? Immerse yourself in another day of NoSQL. ScyllaDB Summit takes place the day before Cassandra Summit begins at the Hilton San Jose, adjacent to the San Jose Convention Center. Lunch and refreshments are provided.

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About ScyllaDB Team

ScyllaDB is the world’s fastest wide-column store database: the functionality of Apache Cassandra with the speed of a light key/value store.