“We’ve observed an increase in throughput after migrating to ScyllaDB. We have experienced consistently low latencies in ScyllaDB clusters which were not possible with Cassandra. Whenever there is a Garbage Collection (GC) pause in Cassandra, all reads and writes have to wait until the GC is done. This caused significant performance issues. There are no GC pauses in ScyllaDB. We serve over 100 million athletes, so we want our platform to be highly available – all the time. ScyllaDB achieves that. We can also achieve the same performance with fewer nodes, thereby reducing the admin costs and the operational complexity.”
“If you’re considering moving from Cassandra to Scylla, I don’t know what’s holding you back!”

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