hdiedrich

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   by hdiedrich 16y ago

   http://cs-www.cs.yale.edu/homes/dna/papers/vldb07hstore.pdf
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   by hdiedrich 16y ago

   They pay the penalty in latency, not in throughput. That's like no performance penalty at all if you work asynchronously. They make sure that the data cannot become inconsistent between nodes by ordering the transactions. The penalty that c
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   by hdiedrich 16y ago

   That's part of the proposal: real world data requirements will soon completely fit into RAM available on a rather standard system.
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   by hdiedrich 16y ago

   It's consistent, not only eventual consistent, it's k-safe, replicated and it's written to disk consistently at intervals you set. http://community.voltdb.com/node/54 (may require login). It's really pretty neat.