Congrats to the Scylla team! These features and performance improvements are pretty huge for people working with Apache C* that want to evaluate Scylla. Compatible storage formats will certainly make evaluations much easier. Also, hope the Scylla experience with MVs is better... As far as compatibility w/ Apache Cassandra 3.x+, is there anything outstanding?
I thought I could modify as long as I either pay or give money to mongodb?
Michael from MongoDB here again. MongoDB Community is still free to view, download, modify, etc. The SSPL change affects no-one besides those offering the licensed software (MongoDB) as a public service.
According to their https://www.scylladb.com/open-source/ page: Server License: - Free Software Foundation’s GNU AGPL v3.0 - Commercial licenses are also available. Contact us for more information. Driver Licenses: - Apache Cassandra drivers: Apache License v2.0 Third-party drivers: - Licenses will vary. See the individual driver documentation for details. Documentation License: - Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAli…
As for mangodb, I still qualify this as open source. I don't care about what OSI says. For me as long as I can read the source, and modify it for my business, it's fine. It doesn't need to be free as in free beer.
I think it's possible to still be very critical of MongoDB's licensing, and not have issues with Scylla.
Congrats to the Scylla team! These features and performance improvements are pretty huge for people working with Apache C* that want to evaluate Scylla. Compatible storage formats will certainly make evaluations much easier. Also, hope the Scylla experience with MVs is better... As far as compatibility w/ Apache Cassandra 3.x+, is there anything outstanding?
https://docs.scylladb.com/using-scylla/cassandra-compatibili... The big remaining item is lightweight transactions.
Congrats to the Scylla team! These features and performance improvements are pretty huge for people working with Apache C* that want to evaluate Scylla. Compatible storage formats will certainly make evaluations much easier. Also, hope the Scylla experience with MVs is better... As far as compatibility w/ Apache Cassandra 3.x+, is there anything outstanding?
https://docs.scylladb.com/using-scylla/cassandra-compatibili... The big remaining item is lightweight transactions.
Also, for those looking for the side-by-side comparison with Cassandra, there's this page:
Congrats to the Scylla team! These features and performance improvements are pretty huge for people working with Apache C* that want to evaluate Scylla. Compatible storage formats will certainly make evaluations much easier. Also, hope the Scylla experience with MVs is better... As far as compatibility w/ Apache Cassandra 3.x+, is there anything outstanding?
https://docs.scylladb.com/using-scylla/cassandra-compatibili... The big remaining item is lightweight transactions.