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Wide row data modelling with Apache Cassandra

posted in Big Data, NoSQL on September 11, 2016 by Prithiviraj Damodaran

I have always been intrigued by the performance claims of Apache cassandra. So, I wanted to put the whole “wide rows” and the performance edge claims that wide-row data model said to offer to the test. Rumour has it, Facebook hired ex-Amazon engineers who wrote Dynamo  to build cassandra. Anyways, a sound starting point is to… Continue reading →

How does the Log-Structured-Merge-Tree work?

posted in Big Data, NoSQL on July 11, 2016 by Prithiviraj Damodaran

If you are wondering why should you care about LSM Tree, In one of my previous posts Art of choosing a datastore , I have briefly touched upon LSM-Trees. But this writeup is the best out there if you want to learn the inner workings of a LSM-Tree. How does the Log-Structured-Merge-Tree work? This was Quora answer by David Jeske…. Continue reading →

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