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We discussed this item in our recent review call. Performance enhancement with the current architecture went in to version 6.2.1 and higher that showed improvements for customers. We would like to get the details on performance issues documented via support cases, so that we can address them correctly, before moving to a new data store.
Klaus to facilitate a discussion between Emiliano Mike and Vijay
Thank you for your response. We will be considering supporting NoSQL database along with modernizing the architeture to support high volumes in future.
Mongo or Cassandra, but our volume puts stress on the Oracle DB which requires constant maintenance.
What NoSQL databases are you using?
Would like a noSQL DB as an alternate to using Oracle or DB2. Our event volume is quite high and creates problems when running reports, API calls or UI access. noSQL db's can dynamically grow much faster with minimal impact to performance.
Thanks for submitting - could you elaborate on how you expect to use noSQL DB with ICC. Whether it's an organizational mandate, preference or strategic direction.
Feel free to reach out directly to sareens@us.ibm.com