About Cisco
Cable companies worldwide use Cisco’s VSRM (Videoscape Session Resource Manager) application to enable their broadcast, on-demand, and DVR video services for 100+ billion user sessions per year. When VSRM became overly complex to scale, Cisco decided to move the platform to a NoSQL database in the cloud. After assessing numerous databases, including Cassandra and MongoDB™, Cisco chose Couchbase for its strong data consistency, reliable low latency, and consistent 500-microsecond response times at massive scale.
Story highlights
- Cisco chose Couchbase over Cassandra and MongoDB for the strongest data consistency
- High-performance architecture delivers reliable low latency and consistent 500-microsecond response times at massive scale
- Multi-dimensional scaling allows Cisco to grow with precision as demands change
Key results:
- 100B+ user sessions per year
- 500 μs response times
Story highlights
- Cisco chose Couchbase over Cassandra and MongoDB for the strongest data consistency
- High-performance architecture delivers reliable low latency and consistent 500-microsecond response times at massive scale
- Multi-dimensional scaling allows Cisco to grow with precision as demands change
Key results:
- 100B+ user sessions per year
- 500 μs response times
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