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Live Webinar: Joining Billions of Rows in Seconds – Replacing MongoDB and Hive with ScyllaDecember 12, 2018 | Online | ScyllaDB Join Alexys Jacob, CTO of Numberly, to learn how they joined of billions of rows in seconds and dramatically reduced operational and development complexity by using a single database for their hybrid analytical use case. This presentation explores Numberly’s experience migrating an intensive and join-hungry production workload from MongoDB and Hive to Scylla. |
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Live Webinar: Joining Billions of Rows in Seconds – Replacing MongoDB and Hive with ScyllaJoin Alexys Jacob, CTO of Numberly, to learn how they joined of billions of rows in seconds and dramatically reduced operational and development complexity by using a single database for their hybrid analytical use case. This presentation explores Numberly’s experience migrating an intensive and join-hungry production workload from MongoDB and Hive to Scylla. |
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On-Demand Webinar: Measuring Database Performance on Bare Metal AWS InstancesIn this webinar we will look into the performance of Scylla running in a few of those instances versus Apache Cassandra running in their sweet spot, a larger fleet of smaller instances. We will discuss how much of the gains come from the database design and how much come from the removal of the virtualization layer. |
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On-Demand Webinar: Using Control Theory to Keep Compactions Under ControlLearn how ScyllaDB uses the mathematical foundation of control theory to make automatic decisions about compactions, putting an end to compaction tuning altogether.
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On-Demand Webinar: Analytics Showtime – Spark Powered by ScyllaIn this Spark with Scylla webinar, we will review different workloads using Spark and Scylla, including Extract, Transform, Load (ETL), and how to create joins between tables and summaries and reporting. We will also cover data modeling best practices for Scylla-Spark use cases, different deployment scenarios and share performance tuning settings to utilize both Scylla and Spark at peak performance. |
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On-Demand Webinar: Steering the Sea Monster – Integrating Scylla with KubernetesIn this webinar, we introduce Kubernetes at a high level and demonstrate how to get started using Scylla with Kubernetes and Google Compute Engine.
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On-Demand Webinar: Introducing Scylla Manager: Cluster Management and Task AutomationBy centralizing cluster administration and automating recurring tasks, Scylla Manager brings greater predictability and control to Scylla-based environments. |
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On-Demand Webinar: How to Build a Highly Available Time-Series Solution with KairosDBA highly available time-series solution requires an efficient tailored front-end framework and a backend database with a fast ingestion rate. In this webinar, you'll learn the steps for building an efficient TSDB solution with Scylla and KairosDB, get real-world use cases and metrics, plus considerations when choosing time series solutions.
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On-Demand Webinar: The Do’s and Don’ts of Benchmarking DatabasesIn this webinar, you will learn a set of best practices to improve the quality of your benchmarks, and how to judge whether benchmarks with incredible claims are to be trusted.
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On-Demand Webinar: Does it still make sense to do Big Data with Small Nodes?In the world of Big Data, scaling out is the norm. However, many Big Data deployments are trapped in a sea of small box clusters. Join us to learn the pros and cons of large nodes, and explore why people resist using big machines.
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On-Demand Webinar: How to Achieve No-Compromise Performance and AvailabilityJoin ScyllaDB co-founders Dor Laor and Avi Kivity for a candid discussion about why they founded ScyllaDB and chose to rewrite Apache Cassandra, achieving ten times the throughput as well as lower latency and jitter, forever ending the compromise between performance and availability. |
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