Regular llama might already work well. You can generate query with schema. Openai api is much cheaper if you don't have much scale.
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I use Astra.datastax.com. It's built on Cassandra so it has the scale and latency requirements that would be needed. They also have a lot of great framework integrations. This video walks you through how to do what you're asking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOAV3He6y4c