Because Friday is the best day to cut out releases, Reaper 3.0 for Apache Cassandra is out!
Prepare your upgrade by reading the release blog post: https://t.co/ugZ7damHhO
Spoiler: we removed support for postgres/h2, but added some great new features!
The services we all love, from Netflix, Playstation, Spotify, and more, are all powered by Cassandra, the most scalable #database in the world.
Build the future of our connected world, build with Apache Cassandra.
#opensource#nosql#cloudnative
https://t.co/WwwzffHlC7
This is the first instalment in our certificate management series.
In this blog by @ossarga we explore different ways to deploy certificates to support encryption in Cassandra and how to rotate them without downtime.
https://t.co/FFYzux6ubO
#ssl#security#encryption
Take a peek into how Apache Cassandra sets up its Continuous Integration for its 40K+ tests, with our latest blog post by @mck_sw
https://t.co/zl62IoBlcR
#Apache#Cassandra#junit#pytest#jenkins
Reaper 2.2 was just released with a major redesign of its internal segment orchestration. Check out the new features in our latest blog post by @alexanderDeja
https://t.co/50yhthG20y
Capturing flamegraphs for Apache #Cassandra in Kubernetes using the cass-operator, nosqlbench and the async-profiler.
Our latest blog post by @mck_sw
https://t.co/j4u8hx5YIC
A significantly better out-of-the-box experience for new users on Cassandra 4.0.
Check out this serious deep dive by @ossarga into the topic of vnodes and choosing the correct num_tokens setting.
https://t.co/33gRAyEH3J
There is just no value to the read repair chance in Apache Cassandra, despite it adding a significant amount of background load to your clusters.
Our latest blog post by @mck_sw goes through the feature in detail, and how to disable it.
https://t.co/L2Iv7QKiMx
Check out our latest blog post by @alexanderDeja, exploring the performance impacts of creating many columns in Apache Cassandra tables.
https://t.co/mvspSL09x5
Ever wondered how many tables is too many in an Apache Cassandra cluster? Read our latest blog post by @alexanderDeja to find out the performance impacts of large data models.
https://t.co/sEQhW6vOhc
Introducing the first Cassandra Changelog blog! Our monthly roundup of community activities including:
- 4.0 beta updates
- New fuzz testing tool
- User stories @BigmateTech@TechAtBloomberg
- Tutorials & more
https://t.co/qCBW4uQePy
Reaper 2.1 for Apache Cassandra with Astra support was released a few days ago. Discover the main features and improvements that shipped in this version in our new blog post by @alexanderDeja https://t.co/Ll0AHHHRLL
Dial C* for Operator – making Reaper happen in #Kubernetes with the new Cass Operator v1.3.0.
Check it out, our latest blog post by @johnsanda
https://t.co/G4lva24XYM
#Cassandra
What benefits with Java 11 and 14 bring to Apache Cassandra 4.0?
Check out @alexanderDeja
amazing deep dive into some JDK and GC benchmarks…
https://t.co/oBZK5PtmYo
Cassandra Medusa 0.7 was released with lots of improvements and bug fixes for restores. Update through pypi or our debian bintray repo.
https://t.co/XjS92J1E4h
Check out our latest blog post by @johnsanda taking a deep dive into provisioning an Apache Cassandra cluster using the DataStax Kubernetes operator
https://t.co/w14g8zGFRC #cassandra#apache#kubernetes#k8
Benchmarking and stress testing Apache #Cassandra are important exercises that operators and developers do regularly.
Knowing what you want to achieve and how to interpret results is a big part of the challenge.
Check out our latest blog post… https://t.co/X5OhqlXvuK