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What sorts of older things did they throw out? And is there not even eventual persistence with VoltDB? Is there a recovery log or some such? Otherwise it see
by kemiller 16y ago
What sorts of older things did they throw out? And is there not even eventual persistence with VoltDB? Is there a recovery log or some such? Otherwise it seems like serious power event and you're toast.
- beagle3 16y agoWell, a quick read of their white paper makes it look like they just copied the kdb design (http://cs.nyu.edu/shasha/papers/hpts.pdf http://cs.nyu.edu/shasha/papers/hpts.pdf - which they actually reference in one of their papers). But perhaps they did something new as well? edit: citeseer link was broken; replaced with link to shasha's website.
- hdiedrich 16y agoIt's consistent, not only eventual consistent, it's k-safe, replicated and it's written to disk consistently at intervals you set. http://community.voltdb.com/node/54 http://community.voltdb.com/node/54 (may require login). It's really pretty neat.