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Fluent Cassandra vs Aquiles?

I am looking into the nosql databases and i am wondering which is better as an adaptor for the cassandra project. I develop in c#.net and so the site gave me a choice of two(very kind). But i want to know which will help me most and be best performance etc. Has any one used either the fluent cassandra or the aquiles and if so how did you get on?

Any comments appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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Daniel Casserly Avatar asked Jan 19 '11 21:01

Daniel Casserly


2 Answers

My personal choice is Aquiles. It's updated more frequently than Fluent Cassandra. It also has connection pooling, strong concurrency and high availability characteristics. It's more mature in my opinion. The author is also using it in a high traffic project.

EDIT: there is a new .net cassandra client http://code.google.com/p/cassandra-sharp/ and it seems more stable(based on the feedbacks from cassandra sharp google group)

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sirmak Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 03:09

sirmak


You should NOT use FluentCassanra. FluentCassandra is not yet mature. E.G. it has no documentation. Nowhere! You get two articles of introduction, which cover the basic parts. But, if you want to do something beside that, you WILL get lost.

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Shannon Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 02:09

Shannon