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My understanding is only server side events are considered. So for ordering perspective, if due to network latencies e0 reaches the server later than e1, id0 >
by random42 11y ago
My understanding is only server side events are considered. So for ordering perspective, if due to network latencies e0 reaches the server later than e1, id0 > id1 is correct behaviour.
- throwaway41597 11y agoBy "client" I meant client of the ID generation servers, may they be web servers that run DB clients, or cellphones. When someone uses a distributed ID generation cluster, they presumably want large throughput, like millions of IDs per second, and latency will likely be a problem.