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Get ready for a deep-dive into the depths of Apache CassandraⓇ! Listen in as I sit down with Aaron Morton, as he describes his personal journey with Cassandra while doing movie rendering for major motion pictures, to the story on how he came up with the name "The Last Pickle" for his consulting company. Then get set as Aaron describes the details behind many new initiatives coming soon to Apache CassandraⓇ, including ACID transactions, storage-attached indexes, transactional cluster metadata, as well as his work to improve the developer experience with Stargate.
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