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Bummer. Had Rethink in my list of things to eventually tinker-with. Is it stable where it should still be considered as a viable choice for your tech stack, or
by uptown 10y ago
Bummer. Had Rethink in my list of things to eventually tinker-with. Is it stable where it should still be considered as a viable choice for your tech stack, or is this pretty much a deal-breaker?
- habitue 10y agoIt is stable, performant, and has an amazing query language!
- VeXocide 10y agoRethinkDB is production stable as shown by a number of users running it in production, this won't change that. I'm optimistic that it'll do just fine as an open-source project. Jeroen / VeXocide here, one of the RethinkDB engineers
- haneefmubarak 10y agoI actually maintain an app that uses a RethinkDB cluster that's been up for over a year (despite occasional peak loads that exceed capacity), so yeah it's pretty stable. I've had multiple virtual servers fail (this is all in a cloud) and have to be replaced in that time frame, but the cluster itself never went down.
- williamstein 10y agoIt is hard to tell. I am wondering the same thing after having massively invested in building code on top of RethinkDB. I am not optimistic at all. At a minimum I wish Slava had announced a plan to relicense under BSD or Apache. This is the moment when he could do it and he hasn't.
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- ivan-kleshnin 10y agoIt's pretty stable.