ScyllaDB

ScyllaDB is a high-performance NoSQL database system, fully compatible with Apache Cassandra.

Features

• ScyllaDB out-of-the-box

Usage

• Add a project as new service
• Edit a service's configuration to point to ScyllaDB's railway public network's domain. You can find these value from these special variables (Can be found on ScyllaDB service -> Variables tab):
  • $SCYLLA_HOST
  • $SCYLLA_PORT
• Your service(s) should now be connected to the ScyllaDB

Known Issues

• IPv6 support is broken on version newer than 5.1.4 so you can only use Railway's TCP Public Network to connect to the service. You can use ScyllaDB 5.1.4 template instead if you need IPv6 support (to use Railway's Private Network for example).

Environment Variables

• MEM: Memory limit, default: 2G
• SMP: Restricts ScyllaDB to N logical cores, default: 2
• LISTEN_ADDR: ScyllaDB's listen address, default: 0.0.0.0
• API_ADDR: ScyllaDB's Rest API address, default: 0.0.0.0

Special Environment Variables

• SCYLLA_HOST: You can use this variable's value to connect your software to ScyllaDB. You can also use it to connect to ScyllaDB from you favorite DB (Cassandra-compatible) client
• SCYLLA_PORT: You can use this variable's value to connect your software to ScyllaDB. You can also use it to connect to ScyllaDB from you favorite DB (Cassandra-compatible) client

Learn More

• Best Practices for Running ScyllaDB on Docker