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From their front page: "allow for perfect scale-up linear performance of up to 1,000,000 read/write operations per node." What happens after 1M operations? The
by mrits 10y ago
From their front page: "allow for perfect scale-up linear performance of up to 1,000,000 read/write operations per node."
What happens after 1M operations? The nodes catch on fire?
- jazoom 10y agoI know nothing about database architecture but I'm gonna assume that the individual operations take longer until you distribute the load across more nodes.
- glommer 10y agoEvery system has a maximum capacity, and after that is reached, the requests just see increased latency without increased throughput. At this point you scale up (by replacing it with better hardware) or out (by adding more nodes).