With Cassandra, users can store clusters across multiple nodes. Cassandra nodes configured with a ring do not have a master node and each node handles incoming requests, parallel processing of large data sets is accelerated.
Cassandra uses linear scaling where requests are distributed by adding more nodes to increase cluster processing power, rather than vertical scaling, which adds more hardware. Users can scale up or down nodes without cluster reconfiguration and transaction processing capability increases in proportion to the number of nodes added.
With Cassandra, users can achieve high availability by referring to the user guide.
Each node of Cassandra uses the gossip protocol to send data randomly and when a node fails, users can replace the faulty node without system disruption.
Based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) OS, users can immediately install DB on Samsung Cloud Platform and utilize the monitoring and billing features.
The installed DBMS will automatically make configurations and manage DB based on the user environment.
- No master node
- Single node or multiple nodes can be configured
- Nodes can be scaled in or out without stopping the cluster
- Support a distributed structure that replaces nodes without service interruption in the event of failure within the cluster
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