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Anyone using this in production? Any thoughts or tips on how to adapt traditional MongoDB workflows to this?
Thanks is everyone for the tips.
Awesome. Can't wait for the Amazon hosted version.
DynamoDB begat Cassandra which begat ScyllaDB.
Anyone using this in production? Any thoughts or tips on how to adapt traditional MongoDB workflows to this?
As glommer and PeterCorless mentioned, I'd be happy to share thoughts and learnings about it.
Feel free to show up and ask questions mate: you can easily find me on the community Slack channel, freenode IRC or Twitter.
Anyone using this in production? Any thoughts or tips on how to adapt traditional MongoDB workflows to this?
We are (Numberly) running it in production indeed and our use cases keep on increasing! As glommer and PeterCorless mentioned, I'd be happy to share thoughts and learnings about it. Feel free to show up and ask questions mate: you can easily find me on the community Slack channel, freenode IRC or Twitter.
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What's a light weight transaction?
A compare-and-set request. E.g., I can read version 3 of a row, and write version 4 if the current version is still 3 , so that if someone else writes version 4 I don't clobber whatever they just did.
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We are (Numberly) running it in production indeed and our use cases keep on increasing! As glommer and PeterCorless mentioned, I'd be happy to share thoughts and learnings about it. Feel free to show up and ask questions mate: you can easily find me on the community Slack channel, freenode IRC or Twitter.
Which slack channel? I’d love to join.
Anyone using this in production? Any thoughts or tips on how to adapt traditional MongoDB workflows to this?
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This one: https://scylladb-users.slack.com
Is it private? I might be dumb but slack doesn’t seem to give me a signup option.
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A compare-and-set request. E.g., I can read version 3 of a row, and write version 4 if the current version is still 3 , so that if someone else writes version 4 I don't clobber whatever they just did.
That’s a really succinct definition. I like it. Thank you.