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Comment #44964749
I like the thread per core model. EloqKV, DragonflyDB, ScyllaDB all follow this pattern.
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Comment #44956428
We’ve been using EloqKV to replace one of our largest Redis node (we didn’t want to run Redis Cluster, just a single big node). One pain point we had with Redis was the RDB fork ca…
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Comment #44956318
object storage here do you mean the recent released S3 Vector?
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Comment #44746416
Ursa published a blog post saying their leaderless, stateless, object storage–based Kafka replacement can reduce costs by up to 95%. Has anyone here tried Ursa in production? How m…
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Comment #44743576
All your points are valid. I don't think most people "dislike" C. People have options and most choose non-C. From my perspective, when the software or the system itself is already …
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Comment #44685443
I remembered other Robotaxis operated one year ago
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Comment #44685389
Which database is behind Claude Code? Cursor built on top of object storage. They failed with Yugabytes and Postgres
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Comment #41607282
Talking about transactions in Redis, one area came on top of my head is metadata in file systems. I've seen colleagues/collaborators run large-scale training on a distributed file …
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Comment #41607153
Probably not. Data flow is declartive in data transformations and "differential" refers to be incremental. But what the link tries to model seems to relate to asynchronous transfor…