[erlang-questions] Selecting a speedy NoSQL datastore

[Henning Diedrich]

Hi Hank,

you might want to be sure that you really need low-latency, rather than 
high-thruput. Also, do you need to be able to write to any node or can 
you live with a fixed gateway-node that all access is going through. 
Finally, looking at CAP and find out what two constraint are the more 
important to you. You might find that you could actually use Mnesia.

Henning

Hank Knight wrote:
> There are an abundance of NoSQL datastores powered by Erlang.
>
> Riak, CouchDB, Dynomite and Scalaris to name a few.
>
> I need to select a datastore for a logging application.
>
> We anticipate 1,000+ write transitions per second and 100+ read
> transactions per second.
>
> There will be about two dozen columns and each of the columns will
> store between 200 and 800 bytes of data.
>
> The hosted solution will be served on a cloud.
>
> Speed is important.  Please help me select a datastore with
> low-latency and high scalability.
>
> Thanks!
> - Hank
>
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