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I am curious about the third one. Why do all other DB products use a clinet-server model, or at least have a dedicated thread for the DB? I suppose, you can h
by heinrichhartman 10y ago
I am curious about the third one.
Why do all other DB products use a clinet-server model, or at least have a dedicated thread for the DB?
I suppose, you can handle writes asynchronously to gain some performance. Are there other upsides?
- heinrichhartman 10y agoHe gives the answer himself a few minutes later (46:00): "You need that server process to coordinate write concurrency."