Apache Cassandra is a wide-column store NoSQL database designed to scale globally with extreme speed and reliability. Try it ...

Apache Cassandra 5.0 debuts bringing new index, vector and performance gains to the distributed open source database.

If you want to deploy a database capable of handling massive amounts of unstructured data, Apache Cassandra might do the trick. Jack Wallen shows you how to deploy this NoSQL database on AlmaLinux.

Apache Cassandra is a popular open source, distributed, key-value store columnar NoSQL database used by companies such as Netflix, eBay, and Expedia for strategic parts of their business. When ...

The developers behind Apache Cassandra are confident that their distributed database management system is ready for general enterprise use, and, after three years of development, have released ...

At the forefront is open-source, NoSQL database Apache Cassandra. Thanks to the new data-driven demands of today’s enterprises, it’s getting its day in the sun. Why an open source database?

With its popularity growing, Apache’s Cassandra database for high-volume, real-time data management will be fitted with technical and query language improvements in the fall. The open source ...

The cadre of volunteer developers behind the Cassandra distributed database have released the latest version of their open source software, able to hold up to 2 billion columns per row.

The next release of Apache Cassandra, the super-scalable NoSQL database backed by DataStax, will gain support for ACID transactions, thereby opening it up for more demanding use cases. The method that ...

The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) announces version 2.0 of the Cassandra NoSQL database.