Scylla Operator is a Kubernetes Operator for managing and automating tasks related to managing a Scylla clusters.
Scylla is a close-to-the-hardware rewrite of Cassandra in C++. It features a shared nothing architecture that enables true linear scaling and major hardware optimizations that achieve ultra-low latencies and extreme throughput. It is a drop-in replacement for Cassandra and uses the same interfaces.
For version requirements see the support matrix.
Kubernetes manifests are located in the deploy/ folder. To deploy the operator manually using Kubernetes manifests or to integrate it into your GitOps flow please follow these instructions.
You can also use Helm charts to deploy both Scylla Operator and Scylla clusters:
helm repo add scylla-operator https://storage.googleapis.com/scylla-operator-charts/stablehelm repo add scylla-operator https://storage.googleapis.com/scylla-operator-charts/latestTo quickly deploy a ScyllaCluster, you can choose one of the following options:
- Generic: Follow this guide for the general way to use the operator.
- GKE: An advanced guide for deploying Scylla with the best performance settings on Google Kubernetes Engine.
- EKS: An advanced guide for deploying Scylla with the best performance settings on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service.
To find out more about our releases, support matrix and how our CI/CD is set up there is a dedicated docs page.
Scylla Operator documentation is available on https://operator.docs.scylladb.com
- Deploying multi-zone clusters
- Scaling up or adding new racks
- Scaling down
- Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
- Integration with Scylla Manager
- Dead node replacement
- Version Upgrade
- Backup
- Repairs
- Autohealing
- Restore
If you find a bug please file an issue for us.
We are also available on #scylla-operator channel on Slack if you have questions.
We would love you to contribute to Scylla Operator, help make it even better and learn together! Have a look at the Contributing Guide or reach out to us on #scylla-operator channel on Slack if you have questions.