Videos (YouTube)

Inside Tripadvisor’s Real-time Personalization with ScyllaDB and AWS

What kind of traveler are you? Tripadvisor tries to assess this as soon as you engage with the site and offer you increasingly relevant information with every click—within a matter of milliseconds. Th

ScyllaDB Elasticity in Action

See how ScyllaDB's Tablets architecture enables new levels of database elasticity.

ScyllaDB at 1M+ OPS

In this video, Attila Toth, ScyllaDB Developer Advocate demonstrates ScyllaDB Enterprise performing 1M+ ops/sec. Replicate the demo on your own cloud infrastructure: https://github.com/scylladb/1m-op

Exploring ScyllaDB's Architecture and Engineering Optimizations

Learn all about ScyllaDB's database internals, from the perspective of ScyllaDB Solution Architect Felipe Cardeneti Mendes. Chapters: 0:00 ScyllaDB internals with Felipe Mendes 07:51 Write Path - AP

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.

Tutorial: Running ScyllaDB at 1M Operations per Second

What Makes ScyllaDB So Fast?

ScyllaDB is a monstrously fast and scalable distributed NoSQL database designed for high throughput and low latency at scale. But what makes ScyllaDB so fast?

Sizing Considerations for ScyllaDB

Get a overview of what matters most when building a cluster for your workload.

7-Minute ScyllaDB Demo

ScyllaDB — a fast, scalable, open source, no-SQL database — is designed for truly heavy lifting. It’s meant for use on distributed systems that require a high throughput, very low latency, and easy sc

How Discord Migrated Trillions of Messages to ScyllaDB

🎥 Watch all the ScyllaDB Summit 2023 talks here: https://www.scylladb.com/scylladb-summit-2023/ Learn why and how Discord’s persistence team recently completed their most ambitious migration yet: mov

Indexes, Filters, and Other Animals

Scylla now supports a choice between Global and Local Secondary Indexes. Their performance characteristics will be widely different, and better or worse depending on the situation. Which will perform

What is ScyllaDB ?

ScyllaDB is the monstrously fast and scalable NoSQL database for data-intensive apps that require high performance and low latency.

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).

Expedia’s Journey from Cassandra to ScyllaDB

Expedia Group discusses the move from Apache Cassandra to Scylla, how it advanced their business goals, what they learned in the migration process, and how Scylla improved operations.

Workshop: Build Low-Latency Applications in Rust

Go hands-on to explore the affinities between Rust, the Tokio framework, and ScyllaDB. You’ll go live with our sample Rust application, built on our new, high performance native Rust client driver.

Consistency Level explained in 5min

Check out Scylla University for more information about Consistency Level https://university.scylladb.com/courses/scylla-essentials-overview/lessons/high-availability/topic/consistency-level/#:~:text=T

Improve your CQL Queries with Prepared Statements

Parsing and executing queries at scale can be computationally expensive. Prepared Statements help your CQL queries be executed more efficiently and avoid computing and parsing time at the database lev

Expert Panel The Future of NoSQL Databases

TDWI senior research director James Kobielus leads a discussion on the current reality and future trends for NoSQL databases.

Different I/O Access Methods for Linux, What We Chose for ScyllaDB, and Why

Explore the available choices for I/O access and their various tradeoffs, then learn why ScyllaDB chose asynchronous direct I/O (AIO/DIO) and how it's working out 7 years later.

Alternator: An Open Source DynamoDB-Compatible API

Get a 5-minute intro to how ScyllaDB's DynamoDB-compatible API (Alternator) lets you take DynamoDB wherever you want: on-premises, or on any public cloud.