Closed chisleu closed 9 years ago
We're using this driver in production, and we're serving 1.000.000+ hits / day / servers.
It is compatible with Cassandra 2.0+ as it's a thrift based driver.
What do you mean by indexing collection ? Being able to work with maps / sets / lists ? Yes it's possible but you have to handle it yourself as it's CQL based (crafting yourself the query).
We're using this driver through doctrine btw
Hope it helps :)
Very nice to hear! Thank you very much.
@sandvige We're using this driver through doctrine btw
Can you give us a link to the doctrine driver you are using? Or it's not on github?
I can make it open source someday, but this project is not a standalone one, so I'll have to isolate the code. I can create a gist with the most important files if you want
I can create a gist with the most important files if you want
Thanks, but I want to use a working solution. I'm not so familiar with doctrine internals to be able to build a driver from parts.
Is this stable enough for production system use with Cassandra 2.0? I understand this driver does not support CAS.
Is this driver compatible with Cassandra 2.1? The ability to index collections is a major deal.
I would prefer to use a PHP DB driver rather than writing an interface API in node.js.