Re:Introducing “Database Performance at Scale”: A Free, Open...
by nzach on Thursday October 05, 2023 @01:15PM
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There are a lot of factors at play. But I think the biggest one is lack of expertise in the community. For postgress isn't that hard to hire a professional with 10 years of real world experience.
Besides that you need to keep in mind that scylla isn't a silver bullet. There are some workloads that it can't handle very well. Where I work we tried to use it in workload with high read and writes and it had trouble to keep up.
In the end we switched back to postgres + redis because it was cheaper.
Besides that you need to keep in mind that scylla isn't a silver bullet. There are some workloads that it can't handle very well. Where I work we tried to use it in workload with high read and writes and it had trouble to keep up.
In the end we switched back to postgres + redis because it was cheaper.