Introducing Workers KV
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Introducing Workers KV
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#2Are you planning on releasing any of the architectural details behind this service?
If you’re truly replicating to every PoP that’s quite a fan-out and I can see why you’re limited to 1 write per second per key!
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#3Pretty awesome to see Charles Babbage credited in the introduction.
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#4Tuplespaces?
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#5Are you planning on releasing any of the architectural details behind this service? If you’re truly replicating to every PoP that’s quite a fan-out and I can see why you’re limited to 1 write per second per key!
Yes, we will. This is something we built internally and we'll talk about architecture at some point.
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#6This is really cool.
Webapps are basically programs that are executed across the network; having fine-grained control over what happens at each layer (client, client service worker, edge nodes, proxy server, origin server) means more choices and complexity, but also so much more power.
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#7This is really cool. Webapps are basically programs that are executed across the network; having fine-grained control over what happens at each layer (client, client service worker, edge nodes, proxy server, origin server) means more choices and complexity, but also so much more power.
The question I would ask is: once you have the ability to run code and store data on the network itself (which Cloudflare effectively is), why do you need an origin at all?
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#8Pretty awesome to see Charles Babbage credited in the introduction.
If you're interested in his work, you might want to check out another project of JGC: http://plan28.org/
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#9With the shopping cart example, I'm not sure I understand how session identity can be preserved if I clear my local storage/cookies?
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#10Pretty awesome to see Charles Babbage credited in the introduction.
If you're interested in his work, you might want to check out another project of JGC: http://plan28.org/
Best link is probably the blog: http://blog.plan28.org/