@Aaron: Solr will probably be the solution to our problem. Thank you! @Radim: We already have a Cassandra cluster, we do not want to add an extra MongoDB cluster. At this moment the data would fit easily in SQL, but we don't know how our platform grows and we want to be prepared for the future.
Would it be stupid to go for the manual indexing on top of Cassandra? 2012/5/10 Radim Kolar <h...@filez.com> > > Is Cassandra a fit for this use-case or should we just stick with the >> oldskool MySQL and put things like votes, reviews etc in our C* store? >> > If all your data fits into one computer and you expect only tens of > millions records in table then go for SQL. It has far more features and > people are comfortable to work with it. > > If you want noSQL then go for mongoDB > -- With kind regards, Robin Verlangen www.robinverlangen.nl
