Apache Cassandra is attracting developer attention as a highly scalable database, with user sites eyeing the open source project as a mechanism to expand their data storage capacities dramatically.

Database company DataStax Inc. today announced the release of code for an Apache Cassandra Kubernetes operator it has developed, with a goal to help enterprises scale out their cloud-native databases.

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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 version ...

DataStax, a provider of a NoSQL platform powered by Apache Cassandra, and Databricks, a company founded by the creators of Apache Spark, have formed a partnership to integrate Cassandra and Spark.

If you want a fast database management system (DBMS), which can handle petabytes of data for web and mobile applications, chances are you're using the NoSQL Apache Cassandra database. After all, such ...

Cassandra could alter databases%2C as Linux upended proprietary computer servers Open source database tech threatens Oracle and other relational database makers The Cassandra project was developed by ...

Within the enterprise, open source Apache Cassandra databases have been gaining a fair amount of momentum as an alternative platform for running transaction processing applications. Rather than having ...

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. An open source ...

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 NoSQL ...