Using Apache Cassandra as your Document Database
summary
Argues Apache Cassandra can act as a document database by pairing Cassandra with Stargate and the Kubernetes distribution Kat Sandra to expose an automatically generated document API (REST and GraphQL), removing JSON shredding and cutting application code. Shows inserts/queries over HTTP, achieves 0–8 millisecond local reads/writes, stores complex JSON as one disk object (one physical IO), and indexes many fields with only about four indexes instead of ~120. Emphasizes network partition tolerant linear scale and easy Helm-based deployment.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 1:41Why You Want To Use a Document Database
- 4:16Localized Reads and Writes
- 8:33What Is Stargate
- 16:09Document Api
- 16:44Document Validation
- 17:30Indexing
- 20:24Takeaways
- 24:39Misconceptions against Cassandra
- 27:59Are There Resources That You Recommend To Get Started with Cassandra
- 29:09Training
- 31:06Final Thoughts
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