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Last time I looked at Aerospike, I read that it was designed for very low-latency network links, and was apparently not particularly suitable for use in the clo
by lobster_johnson 10y ago
Last time I looked at Aerospike, I read that it was designed for very low-latency network links, and was apparently not particularly suitable for use in the cloud (where latencies is typically much spikier than in within a single rack you control). Anyone using it in production on Google Cloud or AWS, for example?
- bbulkow 10y agoAccording to Aerospike's internal numbers, 40% of our paying users are on Amazon. It certainly does work in that environment, provides huge benefits compared to DynamoDB. You just have to change a couple of tuning parameters, and build your data architecture correctly ( don't build a single cluster over two AZ ).