Using Spring Boot, ScyllaDB and Time Series Data

The blog post by Cynthia Dunlop provides a comprehensive guide on using Spring Boot with ScyllaDB, focusing on handling time series data effectively. It explains the improvements in the Spring Boot 2.5.0 release, which introduced support for prepared queries in spring-data-cassandra, enhancing query performance by making them routing and token-aware. The post illustrates setting up a Spring application using Kotlin and JDK 17, leveraging the Model-View-Controller (MVC) approach and details the configuration of a ScyllaDB instance, emphasizing the use of prepared statements for optimized data retrieval. It provides insights into scaling the data model using the Time Window Compaction Strategy (TWCS) for effective data management and concludes by encouraging users to experiment with ScyllaDB Open Source, suggesting engagement with the community for additional support.