Discord’s Cassandra cluster exhibited serious performance issues that required increasing amounts of effort to just maintain, not improve. In 2017, the Discord team ran 12 Cassandra nodes, storing billions of messages. They migrated their data to ScyllaDB because they were looking for a database that was scalable and fault-tolerant.

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