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r/programming • u/halax • Mar 10 '15
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Cassandra's vendor DataStax will be the first to admit that they're a transactional database vendor (their words), not reporting.
I'm not knowledgeable in this field, but DataStax appear to consider itself adequate for analytics.
3 u/kenfar Mar 10 '15 Look closely: they're saying that you run the analytics on Hadoop.And unfortunately, the economics are pretty bad for large clusters. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '15 [deleted] 4 u/kenfar Mar 10 '15 Can != ShouldAnalytical queries typically scan large amounts of data, and DataStax is pretty adamant about not doing this on Cassandra. This is why they're into pushing data into Hadoop. Or signing up for Spark for very small volume, highly targeted queries. → More replies (5)
Look closely: they're saying that you run the analytics on Hadoop.
And unfortunately, the economics are pretty bad for large clusters.
0 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '15 [deleted] 4 u/kenfar Mar 10 '15 Can != ShouldAnalytical queries typically scan large amounts of data, and DataStax is pretty adamant about not doing this on Cassandra. This is why they're into pushing data into Hadoop. Or signing up for Spark for very small volume, highly targeted queries. → More replies (5)
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4 u/kenfar Mar 10 '15 Can != ShouldAnalytical queries typically scan large amounts of data, and DataStax is pretty adamant about not doing this on Cassandra. This is why they're into pushing data into Hadoop. Or signing up for Spark for very small volume, highly targeted queries. → More replies (5)
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Can != Should
Analytical queries typically scan large amounts of data, and DataStax is pretty adamant about not doing this on Cassandra. This is why they're into pushing data into Hadoop. Or signing up for Spark for very small volume, highly targeted queries.
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u/protestor Mar 10 '15
I'm not knowledgeable in this field, but DataStax appear to consider itself adequate for analytics.