Cassandra vs. (CouchDB | MongoDB | Riak | HBase)
Cassandra vs. (CouchDB | MongoDB | Riak | HBase)
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Our organization processes thousands of data sources continuously to produce a single consolidated view of the healthcare space. There are two aspects of this problem that are challenging. The first is schema management, and the second is processing time.
Creating a flexible RDBMS model to accomodate thousands disparate data sources is difficult, especially as those schemas change over time. Even given a flexible relational model, to properly access and manipulate data in that model is complicated. That complexity bleeds into application code and hampers analytics.
Given the volume of data and the frequency of updates, standardizing, indexing, analyzing and processing that data takes days of time across dozens and dozens of machines. And even with round the clock processing, the business and customer appetites for additional and more current analytics are insatiable.
Trying to scale the RDBMS system vertically through hardware eventually has its limits. Scaling horizontally through sharding becomes a challenge. Operations and Maintenance (O&M) is difficult and requires a lot of custom coding to accommodate the partitioning.
We needed a distributed data system that provided:
- Flexible Schema Management
- Distributed Processing
- Easy Administration (to lower O&M costs)
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