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database messaging distributed kafka

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Aallyraza
Last edited Feb 12, 2016
Created on Aug 7, 2017

This visualization uses Apache Kafka as the central messaging backbone to connect database systems, with Cassandra as the primary data store. The diagram maps Cassandra’s peer-to-peer architecture, gossip protocol, and flexible column-family schema, contrasting it with relational systems and highlighting distributed consistency trade-offs. It also references Hazelcast for in-memory data grids and MemSQL for distributed SQL, using color-coded nodes and annotations to illustrate replication, partitioning, and query-driven modeling.

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