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I think this a good place to say thank you for you're work on the Go Rethink driver. This is a clear written easy to follow and effective peace of code.
Thank you very much! I hope to have an update to the Go driver which supports RethinkDB v2.0 within a couple of hours.
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Slava, CEO @ Rethink here. There are two aspects that you should consider. Firstly, as Daniel pointed out, RethinkDB is licensed under AGPL. An acquirer wouldn't have the legal means to close the source code, and with over 700 forks on GitHub they also couldn't do it practically. But beyond licensing, consider our personal motivations. We've been working on RethinkDB for five years, and had quite a few opportunities…
In the unlikely chance that you can talk about future plans, is the idea to commercialize by offering "enterprise" support on top of Rethink, or an extended-feature closed source version, etc...? At some point people need bread and butter, so I'm curious where that's going to come from :) <3 Rethink.
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Slava, CEO @ Rethink here. There are two aspects that you should consider. Firstly, as Daniel pointed out, RethinkDB is licensed under AGPL. An acquirer wouldn't have the legal means to close the source code, and with over 700 forks on GitHub they also couldn't do it practically. But beyond licensing, consider our personal motivations. We've been working on RethinkDB for five years, and had quite a few opportunities…
In the unlikely chance that you can talk about future plans, is the idea to commercialize by offering "enterprise" support on top of Rethink, or an extended-feature closed source version, etc...? At some point people need bread and butter, so I'm curious where that's going to come from :) <3 Rethink.
Now if only Meteor would support this all would be good in the world.
RethinkDB's realtime capabilities would fit perfectly with Meteor.
Congrats to the RethinkDB team!
Anyone has some numbers on performance? I tried RethinkDB 1.x and the performance wasn't quite there yet, specially bulk import and aggregations.
We'll be publishing a performance report soon (we didn't manage to get it out today). Rough numbers you can expect for 1KB size documents, 25M document database: 40K reads/sec/server, 5K writes/sec/server, roughly linear scalability across nodes. We should be able to get the report out in a couple of days.