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Without more information on what problem you're trying to solve or what system you're trying to build, it is hard to provide very helpful advice.
by neilc 17y ago
Without more information on what problem you're trying to solve or what system you're trying to build, it is hard to provide very helpful advice.
- arun_suresh 17y agoBasically.. * I have a homogeneous distributed system. * I need some means of maintaining consistent state across all my nodes. * My system exposes a service, and interaction with clients will lead to some change in collective state of my system. * High availability is a goal, thus a node going down must not affect the service. * I expect to system to service atleast a couple of 1000 req/sec. * I expect the collective state of the system to be bounded in size (basically not too many inserts/deletes... but lots of updates and reads)