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Bring Streaming to Apache Cassandra with Apache Pulsar

Thu, 05 May 2022 18:10:42 +0000

Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook — virtually every major brand nowadays uses live streaming to connect and engage their audience.{#2544}

For enterprises and developers building cloud-native applications , this growing trend creates a need for streaming technologies that can reliably handle the rush of massive amounts of data, while also being flexible and easy to manage for developers.{#2544}

One such technology is Apache Pulsar ® — an open-source, distributed messaging and streaming platform that’s easy to deploy, simple to scale, and packed with developer-friendly APIs.{#8b5a}

Building Reactive Java Applications with Spring Framework

Tue, 15 Feb 2022 14:09:28 +0000

In one of our many free tutorials on DataStax Developers YouTube channel , we walked you through how to build a reactive implementation of Spring PetClinic in Apache Cassandra® using Spring WebFlux. The full series is available on YouTube .{#08a7}

If you’re a Java developer who uses the Spring ecosystem, you’ve probably seen the Spring Pet Clinic . In this workshop, we will walk you through a new reactive implementation of the Pet Clinic backend that uses Spring WebFlux and Apache Cassandra ® (via DataStax Astra DB ).{#47b5}

The Search for a Cloud-Native Database

Fri, 16 Jul 2021 07:40:06 +0000

The concept of “cloud-native” has come to stand for a collection of best practices for application logic and infrastructure, including databases. However, many of the databases supporting our applications have been around for decades, before the cloud or cloud-native was a thing. The data gravity associated with these legacy solutions has limited our ability to move applications and workloads.

As we move to the cloud, how do we evolve our data storage approach? Do we need a cloud-native database? What would it even mean for a database to be cloud-native? Let’s take a look at these questions.