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Yes, fast networks matter. I did introduce Queued Writes[1] since that talk, allowing you to trade off performance versus immediate durability. It may interest
by otoolep 8mo ago
Yes, fast networks matter.
I did introduce Queued Writes[1] since that talk, allowing you to trade off performance versus immediate durability. It may interest you -- network is much less of a factor then, and you should get a 10-100x increase in throughput.
[1] https://rqlite.io/docs/api/queued-writes/ https://rqlite.io/docs/api/queued-writes/
- sgarland 8mo agoUnfortunately for the application I was looking at using rqlite for, the possibility of data loss - however remote - was not an acceptable trade-off.
- otoolep 8mo agoOK, well, you could try client-side batching too, if you can. That will also improve performance substantially. Otherwise, if you try with more modern networks and disks, let me know what you see.