The K8ssandra team is pleased to announce the release of Reaper 3.1. Let’s dive into the features and improvements that 3.0 recently introduced (along with some notable removals) and how the newest update to 3.1 builds on that. JDK11 support Starting with 3.1.0, …
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Cassandra Database Migration to Kubernetes with Zero Downtime
Table of Contents Routable pod IPs in KubernetesDatabase Migration using Cassandra Datacenter SwitchPerforming the migrationInitial StateCreating the EKS clusterVPC Peering and Security GroupsPreparing the Cassandra cluster for the expansionDeploying K8ssandra as a new datacenterRebuilding the new datacenterSwitching traffic to the …
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Backing up K8ssandra with MinIO
Table of Contents Deploy MinIODeploy K8ssandraCreate some data and back it upDeleting the data and restoring the backupMany backends available K8ssandra includes Medusa for Apache Cassandra® to handle backup and restore for your Cassandra nodes. Recently Medusa was upgraded to …
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Requirements for Running K8ssandra for Development
Learn how to configure K8ssandra for your development machine, and get ready to start building cloud-native apps.
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Backing up K8ssandra with MinIO
Table of Contents Deploy MinIODeploy K8ssandraCreate some data and back it upDeleting the data and restoring the backupMany backends available K8ssandra includes Medusa for Apache Cassandra® to handle backup and restore for your Cassandra nodes. Recently Medusa was upgraded to …
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K8ssandra Performance Benchmarks on Cloud Managed Kubernetes
Running Cassandra in Kubernetes using K8ssandra does not introduce any notable performance impacts in throughput nor in latency.
We were thrilled to see that K8ssandra dramatically simplified the deployment of Cassandra clusters, making it mostly transparent to run on premises or on cloud managed Kubernetes services, while offering the same level of performance.