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Sunday, 11 July 2010
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A Longer Version of the News on Cassandra Usage at Twitter

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A (much) longer version of our Cassandra status inside Facebook, Twitter, Digg and Friday’s updates on Cassandra usage at Twitter on HighScalability.com:

Twitter may not want to make the same mistake. Does this mean Cassandra and NoSQL suck? No, I think it’s just smart project planning. It’s actually OK to have multiple platforms for different purposes.

That’s just a different way of saying to use the right tool for the job, the motto that I’m trying to associate with the NoSQL ecosystem.

via: http://highscalability.com/blog/2010/7/11/so-why-is-twitter-really-not-using-cassandra-to-store-tweets.html