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It's a great way to achieve shapes of liveness and/or latency guarantees for when globally observable consistency isn't necessary for a given problem. The prob
by im_down_w_otp 9y ago
It's a great way to achieve shapes of liveness and/or latency guarantees for when globally observable consistency isn't necessary for a given problem.
The problem with many eventually consistent systems is that they're not eventually consistent. They're lossy. They often suffer from a variety of problems that are "lost update" shaped, which keeps them from ever converging on consistency no matter how long you wait.