Great write up!
Great write up! I wish there was a little bit more color around what "availability" really means. Yes some data stores are offering higher availability, but that doesn't mean they are immune to node failure. Even for a "CP" system, latencies can go up, and with enough node failures, partial unavailability and data loss can occur. And few systems survive the loss of a rack without some issues! Let alone a total network in half partition! In theory, a strongly consistent system could have a failover that is so small that it is, from a user pov, always available. It would have very easy to understand programming model. But such a system doesn't really exist, open source wise, at this time. So we just won't know.
Posted by ryanobjc on May 18, 2014, 4:34 AM
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> It looked like an office desk phone but instead of Ethernet, a SIM card goes only.
i have been going thru this for years now and because this attaches to contacts i have literally destroyed my family life.
I did the same thing this year, and I agree it's been one of the best decisions I've made.
If 30 years ago someone suggested breaking into your house to take away your Nintendo games or remotely disabling them by sending somethi...
This is an entirely weird and bizarre conversation.
I hate that our solution to the modern Internet is to engage in technical warfare just to make it usable.
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Great write up!
Great write up! I wish there was a little bit more color around what "availability" really means. Yes some data stores are offering higher availability, but that doesn't mean they are immune to node failure. Even for a "CP" system, latencies can go up, and with enough node failures, partial unavailability and data loss can occur. And few systems survive the loss of a rack without some issues! Let alone a total network in half partition! In theory, a strongly consistent system could have a failover that is so small that it is, from a user pov, always available. It would have very easy to understand programming model. But such a system doesn't really exist, open source wise, at this time. So we just won't know.
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