Why Disney+ Hotstar Replaced Redis and Elasticsearch with ScyllaDB Cloud
Get the inside perspective on how Disney+ Hotstar simplified its “continue watching” data architecture for scale.
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Media & Entertainment Distributed Database Use Cases
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Comcast Reduces P99 Latencies by 95% with ScyllaDB
How Comcast's move from Cassandra achieved a 10x improvement in latency, enabled them to handle 2x the requests at <5% of the cost and provided an extreme node reduction (962 to 78).
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Using ScyllaDB for Distribution of Game Assets in Unreal Engine
How Epic Games is using ScyllaDB for distribution of large game assets used by Unreal Engine across the world — enabling game developers to more quickly build great games.
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ScyllaDB Helps Tubi Unify ML-Driven Apps with Scala and Spark
Alex Bantis describes how ScyllaDB helped Tubi to unify ML-driven apps with Scala and Spark.
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Steering ZEE5’s Migration to ScyllaDB
Eliminating cloud vendor lockin and supporting rapid growth – with a 5X cost reduction Kishore Krishnamurthy, CTO at ZEE5, recently shared his perspective on Zee’s massive, business-critical...
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Tracking Millions of Heartbeats on Zee’s OTT Platform
How Zee uses ScyllaDB for the Continue Watch and Playback Session features in their OTT platform.
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CTO Insights: Steering a High-Stakes Database Migration
Get the CTO's perspective on a massive, business-critical database migration from Kishore Krishnamurthy, CTO at ZEE5.
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Real-Time Persisted Events at Supercell
How Supercell, the game developer behind Hay Day, Clash of Clans, Boom Beach, Clash Royale and Brawl Stars, unified real-time event streaming for a social platform with hundreds of millions of users.
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Discover the Unseen: Tailored Recommendation of Unwatched Content
An inside look at the data architecture behind how JioCinema recommends fresh and relevant content to users.
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Worldwide Local Latency With ScyllaDB: The ZeroFlucs Strategy
How data is replicated to support low latency for ZeroFlucs’ global usage patterns – without racking up unnecessary costs
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Tutorial: Video Streaming Application built with NextJS
In this video tutorial Attila Toth, ScyllaDB developer advocate, walks you through a sample video streaming application built with ScyllaDB Cloud and NextJS.
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Epic Games & Unreal Engine: Where ScyllaDB Comes Into Play
How Epic Games uses ScyllaDB as a binary cache in front of NVMe and S3 to accelerate global distribution of large game assets used by Unreal Cloud DDC
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Tencent Games’ Real-Time Event-Driven Analytics System Built with ScyllaDB + Pulsar
A look at how Tencent Games built service architecture based on CQRS and event sourcing patterns with Pulsar and ScyllaDB.
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Overcoming Media Streaming Challenges with NoSQL
Learn about the core challenges faced in media streaming NoSQL use cases, along with different options for addressing them.
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How Level Infinite Implemented CQRS & Event Sourcing for Proxima Beta
How Level Infinite uses ScyllaDB as the state store of the Proxima Beta gaming platform's service architecture.
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Worldwide Local Latency With ScyllaDB
How ZeroFlucs uses ScyllaDB and Go to offer low-latency data processing in a geographically distributed way, with each customer's data always locally available.
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Scaling up Machine Learning Experimentation at Tubi 5x and Beyond
ScyllaDB enables rapid Machine Learning experimentation at Tubi. The current-generation personalization service, Ranking Service, ramps up experimentation by 5x, while Popper, the next-generation expe
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Disney+ Hotstar: Scaling NoSQL for Millions with ScyllaDB Cloud
Learn how Disney+ Hotstar architected their systems to handle massive data loads, replaced both Redis and Elasticsearch, and migrated their data to ScyllaDB Cloud with zero downtime.
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Comcast on Sprinting from Cassandra to ScyllaDB
Comcast’s X1 platform supports more than 30 million set top boxes and another 15 million more “second screen” devices used on a monthly basis. Their X1 Scheduler processes over 2 billion RESTful calls
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