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That's a good and complicated question. They both are fully ACID-compliant systems. The biggest difference as a developer is that Calvin never blocks reads, con
by evanweaver 10y ago
That's a good and complicated question. They both are fully ACID-compliant systems. The biggest difference as a developer is that Calvin never blocks reads, contested or not. You get causally consistent single-replica reads with no coordination.
This makes the read performance equivalent to something like Cassandra at CONSISTENCY.ONE, without giving up the cross-partition write linearization of something like Spanner.
- imglorp 10y agoCan Calvin scale beyond the OP claim? I've personally seen a Cassandra ring go to more than 2M ops/sec.
- jchrisa 10y agoYes. This isn't near the top end, more like what happens when we run benchmarks on a reasonable web infrastructure class cluster. This is still only 5 machines in each datacenter.