High-Throughput Wide-Column-Datenbanken

Scylla is a distributed wide column NoSQL database designed as a high-performance data store. It functions as a Cassandra compatible database and a DynamoDB compatible store, implementing a shared-nothing architecture built on an asynchronous event-driven framework. The system emulates cloud-based APIs to support applications built for proprietary cloud protocols and implements the Cassandra Query Language for high-throughput workloads. This allows for the migration of cloud workloads to self-hosted environments while maintaining API compatibility. The project covers distributed data storage

HBase is a distributed, wide-column NoSQL store and big data storage engine designed for sparse datasets. It functions as a scalable columnar database built on top of the Hadoop Distributed File System to provide real-time read and write access to massive volumes of structured and unstructured data. The system acts as a cross-language database gateway, offering connectivity through native remote procedure calls, REST, and Thrift interfaces. It distinguishes itself through a master-worker coordination model that enables horizontal scaling and fault tolerance across a cluster. The project cove

Cassandra is a distributed NoSQL database and wide-column store designed for high availability and linear scalability. It functions as a fault-tolerant distributed system that utilizes an LSM-tree storage engine to optimize write throughput and manage massive datasets. The system is a CQL-compliant database, using a structured query language to manage and retrieve tabular data stored across multiple nodes. It organizes information into rows and columns based on a flexible schema and primary keys. The project provides capabilities for horizontal database scaling, distributed data partitioning

ScyllaDB is a distributed NoSQL database engine designed for high-throughput data storage and low-latency performance at scale. It functions as a shard-aware platform that manages large-scale datasets across distributed clusters, providing a foundation for real-time applications that require consistent availability and operational stability. The system distinguishes itself through a shared-nothing architecture that distributes data across independent CPU cores to eliminate lock contention. It incorporates a user-space networking stack and an asynchronous event-driven engine to maximize hardwa