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AuthorDate: Fri Sep 18 10:48:32 2020 +0200
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Apache Cassandra is the open source NoSQL database for mission critical data.
Today the community announced findings from a comprehensive global survey of
901 practitioners on Cassandra usage. It’s the first of what will become an
annual survey that provides a baseline understanding of who, how, and why
organizations use Cassandra.
- "I saw zero downtime at global scale with Apache Cassandra. That's a
powerful statement to make. For our business that’s quite crucial." -
Practitioner, London
+> "I saw zero downtime at global scale with Apache Cassandra. That's a
powerful statement to make. For our business that’s quite crucial." -
Practitioner, London
### Key Themes
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ People from organizations that self-identified as being in a
“highly advanced
Cassandra predominates in very important or mission critical apps. Among
practitioners, 31% use Cassandra for their mission critical applications, 55%
for their very important applications, 38% for their somewhat important
applications, and 20% for their least important applications.
- "We're scheduling 100s of millions of messages to be sent. Per day. If
it's two weeks, we're talking about a couple billion. So for this, we use
Cassandra." - Practitioner, Amsterdam
+> "We're scheduling 100s of millions of messages to be sent. Per day. If it's
two weeks, we're talking about a couple billion. So for this, we use
Cassandra." - Practitioner, Amsterdam
@@ -69,23 +69,22 @@ Cassandra predominates in very important or mission
critical apps. Among practit
The top reasons practitioners use Cassandra for mission critical apps are
“good hybrid solutions” (62%), “very secure” (60%), “highly scalable” (57%),
“fast” (57%), and “easy to build apps with” (55%).
- “High traffic, high data environments where really you're just looking for
very simplistic key value persistence of your data. It's going to be a great
fit for you, I can promise that.” - Global SVP Engineering
+> “High traffic, high data environments where really you're just looking for
very simplistic key value persistence of your data. It's going to be a great
fit for you, I can promise that.” - Global SVP Engineering
For companies in a highly advanced stage of digital transformation, 58% cite
“won’t lose data” as the top reason, followed by “gives me confidence” (56%),
“cloud native” (56%), and “very secure” (56%).
- "It can’t lose anything, it has to be able to capture everything. It can’t
have any security defects. It needs to be somewhat compatible with the
environment. If we adopt a new database, it can’t be a duplicate of the data we
already have.… So: Cassandra." - Practitioner, San Francisco
+> "It can’t lose anything, it has to be able to capture everything. It can’t
have any security defects. It needs to be somewhat compatible with the
environment. If we adopt a new database, it can’t be a duplicate of the data we
already have.… So: Cassandra." - Practitioner, San Francisco
However, 36% of practitioners currently using Cassandra for mission critical
apps say that a lack of Cassandra-skilled team members may deter adoption.
- “We don’t have time to train a ton of developers, so that time to deploy,
time to onboard, that's really key. All the other stuff, scalability, that all
sounds fine.” – Practitioner, London
+> “We don’t have time to train a ton of developers, so that time to deploy,
time to onboard, that's really key. All the other stuff, scalability, that all
sounds fine.” – Practitioner, London
When asked what it would take for practitioners to use Cassandra for more
applications and features in production, they said “easier to migrate” and
“easier to integrate.”
-
- "If I can get started and be productive in 30 minutes, it’s a no brainer."
- Practitioner, London
+> "If I can get started and be productive in 30 minutes, it’s a no brainer." -
Practitioner, London
### Conclusion
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