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You are right. If you, effectively, configure it for M responses, you get the same availability. But there are more differences between both setups: - Paxos i
by ahachete 11y ago
You are right. If you, effectively, configure it for M responses, you get the same availability.
But there are more differences between both setups:
- Paxos is master-less, so you can write to any node (there's no need for a master).
- Failover is very tough to get it right. Indeed, other than consensus, there are no other bullet-proof solutions to achieve it under any circumstance, so relying on a master is a significant difference.
Regarding the extra round-trips and syncs, they can be pipelined if wanted too. I wouldn't conclude this is necessarily slower (it of course depends on the Paxos imlementation) until properly benchmarked.