Rahul Singh is a contributor to the Apache Cassandra project and works at Anant Corporation as a business platform architect for data and analytics. His work is focused on real-time business platforms that connect data and analytics with customer experience and information systems that use Cassandra, Spark, Kafka, Akka.

Cassandra Kubernetes SIG Picks Cass Operator for K8s

The Cassandra Kubernetes special interest group (SIG) has coalesced around the Cass Operator project as the community-based operator. Moving toward a single operator for the Apache Cassandra community has been a technical ...

Rahul Singh | April 16, 2021 | apache, Apache Cassandra, kubernetes, open source

5 to 1: An Overview of Apache Cassandra Kubernetes Operators

Apache Cassandra is one of the best-kept open secrets in “web-scale” enterprise-grade technology platforms. The distributed open source database started at Facebook to solve its inbox search problem, taking the best ideas ...

Rahul Singh | September 2, 2020 | apache, Cassandra, kubernetes, Operators

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