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Apache Cassandra or MySQL- What Should You Use & Why

In PPT know what are the basic differences of Apache Cassandra vs MySQL that sets them apart.

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Apache Cassandra or MySQL- What Should You Use & Why

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  1. Apache Cassandra vs MySQL Well, data usage is at an all-time high and there are no signs of slowing down yet. In such a scenario, how well you manage your data reflects how well your business is doing! Apache Cassandra and MySQL are the best database management systems and what choose for yourself, depends on the business operations. Email - sales@ksolves.com Call Us - +91 987 197 7038 www.ksolves.com

  2. The Basic Differences That Sets Them Apart Database Type: Developed by Apache Software foundation, Cassandra is a NoSQL database. Capable of supporting a wide range of datasets, it can store structured/unstructured data easily. Developed by Oracle, MySQL is a Relational Database Management System that is open-source & supports related data stored across several tables in a well-organized manner. Tables can be easily interlinked by the keys that are common to multiple tables. A Master/Slave architecture is followed. Email - sales@ksolves.com Call Us - +91 987 197 7038 www.ksolves.com

  3. Scalability MySQLsupports vertical scaling. To achieve horizontal scaling, few approaches can be considered: such as sharding & Master/Slave Replication. Cassandrasupports both vertical and horizontal scaling. It is pretty easy to partition data amongst several nodes of a cluster. Email - sales@ksolves.com Call Us - +91 987 197 7038 www.ksolves.com

  4. Data-modelling In Cassandra, it is possible to store the data in a single table. In MySQL, multiple tables are required with one-to-many relationships between them. Email - sales@ksolves.com Call Us - +91 987 197 7038 www.ksolves.com

  5. Transactions MySQL facilitates ACID( Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) transactions like any otherRelational Database Management System. Cassandrahas hindrances to facilitate ACID transactions. Email - sales@ksolves.com Call Us - +91 987 197 7038 www.ksolves.com

  6. Write Performance The Append Model Of cassandra facilitates high writing performance. In MySQL, writing demands a search first, that slows down the write performance as compared to Cassandra. Email - sales@ksolves.com Call Us - +91 987 197 7038 www.ksolves.com

  7. Which Option Should Businesses Opt For? Perhaps, the most important thing that everyone skips is to grasp the requirements of your app. Only when you are crystal clear with the requirements, you can check the database that matches to your requirements the most. Often, you might not find a robust database that supports all your requirements. In such a scenario, you must trade off something to meet the top priorities. If you require technical assistance and consultancy, the experts from KSOlves are more than happy to do that! Visit us at www.ksolves.com or contact us today! Email - sales@ksolves.com Call Us - +91 987 197 7038 www.ksolves.com

  8. THANK YOU Email - sales@ksolves.com Call Us - +91 987 197 7038 www.ksolves.com

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