ScyllaDB Shard-per-Core Architecture
ScyllaDB V brings new performance, resilience, and ecosystem advantages that resolve longstanding challenges of legacy NoSQL databases.
ScyllaDB V is Here 
ScyllaDB, the real-time big data NoSQL database, built from the ground up in C++ with the full knowledge and experience of how to take advantage of modern multicore, multi-processor NUMA server hardware and fundamental features of the Linux operating system. ScyllaDB is a massively-parallelized database engine that runs sharded on each core in your server, across all the servers in a cluster. Its design enables ScyllaDB to run millions of operations per second at sub-millisecond average latencies.
ScyllaDB uses a highly asynchronous, shared-nothing design, based on its underlying Seastar framework. Each shard of data is allotted CPU, RAM, persistent storage and networking resources which it uses as efficiently as possible. With its own custom schedulers for CPU and I/O processing, ScyllaDB knows how to get maximum efficiency out of your Big Data infrastructure.
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