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AhmedSoliman
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Comment #40660951
It’s a mixed bag of design ideas. There is definitely inspiration from LogDevice (disclaimer, I am one LogDevice designers) and Delos for (Bifrost, our distributed log design). You…
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Comment #40659617
Agreed.
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Comment #40659488
Nothing prevents you from using your own data layer, but part of the power of Restate is the tight control over the short-term state and the durable execution flow. This means that…
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Comment #40659316
"Virtual Objects" is a cool concept, the name might not reflect the power it brings though. Luckily, the documentation seems to explain it well.
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Comment #17985939
I will let the generation Y kids know your opinion ;)
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Comment #17977224
Maybe sending a PR would help?
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Comment #17977003
We use Zookeeper primarily for the EpochStore. This is the abstraction that you can you use if you want to replace Zookeeper. It shouldn't be that hard as long as Consul offers the…
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Comment #17976973
It's a very different architecture and design. You can head to https://logdevice.io/docs/Concepts.html to learn more about how LogDevice works. In terms of function. LogDevice is s…
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Comment #17976958
Correct. LDShell in logdevice was the starting point of python-nubia.
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Comment #17976930
I cannot give you exact numbers, but here are some information that might be useful: - LogDevice ingests over 1TB/s of uncompressed data at Facebook. This already has been highligh…
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Comment #17970401
Happy to finally see LogDevice open. We have been working on this for years now.
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Comment #8512574
We are looking for Scala contributors, if you are interested, please sign up and we will contact you for code access.
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Comment #7479214
I +1 that, the tooling of Scala is comparable to what is available to Python and Ruby developers, given that building a proper IDE for such language is not a simple task, but right…