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fsyncs happen on every write. They're durable. This release may be 100x faster than our previous release, but it's also a competitor with other solutions. We h
by pauldix 11y ago
fsyncs happen on every write. They're durable. This release may be 100x faster than our previous release, but it's also a competitor with other solutions.
We haven't run any comparisons vs. other solutions, but we will do that soon and I expect that we'll be competitive and better in some cases.
- CyrusL 11y agoVery tasteful way to handle the parent comment :) Does Todd Persen talk about durability testing in the video or is more about performance benchmarking? I haven't watched yet. https://vimeo.com/153802549 https://vimeo.com/153802549
- pauldix 11y agoThanks :). He talks about doing kill nines on the process while doing a bunch of writes, trying to corrupt the DB, and perf testing. In addition to a little bit of talk about what came before and some lessons learned.
- SEJeff 11y agoHave you had a chance to throw Influx through the paces of Kyle Kingsbury's Jepsen distributed data store tester?
- pauldix 11y agoNot yet, but it's on our TODO list. However, we have to finish the clustering implementation before we bother going through that testing. At this point we're telling people it's experimental and not meant for production use.