We use it for real-time data grouping.
Pros
"The most valuable part is the column family structure. "
Cons
"We've seen performance issues."
We use it for real-time data grouping.
The most valuable part is the column family structure. We mainly use it for real-time aggregations. That's why we prefer it as a NoSQL database.
We've seen performance issues when we have more regions. The product needs improvement in that area.
So we experience performance issues sometimes when the load increases.
It's one of our legacy systems. We've been using it for eight to nine years.
We've only seen issues when migrating from an older version to the latest one. Otherwise, it's good.
We don't rely on Apache support. It's our own infrastructure, maintained by our Hadoop team.
The initial deployment is easy.
We deploy both on the cloud and on-premises, depending on the customer.
We use AWS.
The cost depends on the EC2 instances and the size of the data you're indexing.
