Choosing between Cassandra and Aerospike really depends on your use case more than anything. I have personally used both as a production system for the same project and for me Aerospike was the clear winner but that’s because our use case is to have highly concurrent, low latency, transactional, small updates to billions of entries … Read more
I have used Aerospike, MongoDB and Redis and have tested many other NoSQL databases. I would say Aerospike is very good at what it does but it is different than MongoDB. Everything depends on what you are planning on using a database for. I can give you an example of what I am using my … Read more
If it has to be answered in one word, its “performance”. Aerospike’s performance is much better than any clustered-nosql solutions out there. Higher performance per-node means smaller cluster which is lower TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) and maintenance. Aerospike does auto-clustering, auto-sharding, auto-rebalancing (when cluster state changes) most of which needs manual steps in other … Read more