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Jaeger and ScyllaDB Integration: High Performance at Scale

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Date Published
Author
Guy Shtub
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2,372
Company Posts That Month
6
Language
English
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Summary

Jaeger, a popular open-source distributed tracing system developed by Uber Technologies, is widely used for monitoring and troubleshooting microservices-based applications. The integration of ScyllaDB, a high-performance NoSQL database, as a storage backend for Jaeger enhances its performance and scalability, particularly in high-traffic environments. This setup enables Jaeger to handle a larger number of spans per second, optimizing the performance and resource efficiency of distributed applications. The blog post details the implementation process using Docker and Git, highlighting a proof of concept where ScyllaDB outperformed Apache Cassandra by collecting approximately 120,000 spans within 60 seconds. This demonstrates ScyllaDB's superior scalability and resource utilization, making it an ideal choice for supporting Jaeger's distributed tracing capabilities. The post concludes by emphasizing the benefits of using ScyllaDB to achieve significant performance improvements for Jaeger's monitoring functions, offering valuable insights into the execution path of requests and enhancing the user experience in complex, large-scale systems.

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