Overview

High-performance, flexible and reliable

This scale-out NoSQL database is built on Apache Cassandra. It’s designed to power real-time applications with high availability and massive scalability.

Get more from NoSQL workloads, with a smooth and secured experience that is natively integrated into the IBM Cloud®.

How it’s used

IoT

Sensors work with IBM Cloud Event Streams and ETL to help manage Iot data

IoT

Manage any type of IoT data with an always-on, distributed and scalable modern database.

Clickstream analytics

IBM Cloud Databases for Datastax delivers analytics for services IBM Cognos Analytics and reports

Clickstream analytics

Get real-time analytics at scale, with no single point of failure.

Time-series reporting

IBM Cloud Databases for Datastax makes it easier to deliver time series reports for AI ML monitoring and analysis

Time-series reporting

Use a NoSQL database that’s purposely designed to handle time-series data at massive scale.

Benefits

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Advanced performance

Thread per core and asynchronous architecture provides up to two times greater read/write performance.¹
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Real-time apps

Expect real-time data aggregation for high-volume workloads.
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Global scale

Massively scalable architecture provides operational simplicity.
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Continuous availability

Active-anywhere architecture with no single point of failure.

Features

IBM Cloud Databases for DataStax

A flexible, secured experience.

Fully managed DataStax

Focus on building applications, not routine tasks.

Seamlessly scalable

Scale automatically with custom parameters.

High performance

Improve throughput with thread-per-core architecture.

Powered by DataStax Enterprise

Extensive code-level support, operated and managed by IBM.

Resources

About cloud databases

Learn more about data organization in the cloud, including benefits and considerations.

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IBM Cloud Databases: SQL and NoSQL

Compare SQL and NoSQL databases and learn which option would be best for your situation.

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How to choose a database on IBM Cloud

Developers today face a proliferation of technologies, and these choices aren’t trivial.

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Footnotes

¹ https://docs.datastax.com/en/dse/6.0/dse-admin/datastax_enterprise/newFeatures.html (link resides outside IBM)