Apache Cassandra has become a core element of most modern data architectures. It scales and allows you to get data where you need it for some distributed workloads. It was architected to meet these requirements but traded speed of access for other characteristics. So, not every distributed workload fits Cassandra.
What happens with Cassandra when you need transactional consistency or continuous updates to your application data? These workloads require a database that not only delivers effortless scale but will also deliver transactional guarantees. This is where CockroachDB fits.
In this webinar, we will walk through workloads and where each database can deliver value for your workloads by walking through:
Key architectural differences between Cassandra and CockroachDB
When to pick CockroachDB over Cassandra
How CockroachDB can deliver on your “system of record” requirements