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Well I would buy the developer productivity argument but most applications have a mix of reporting requirements that are generally extremely hard to implement o

by qaq 9y ago

Well I would buy the developer productivity argument but most applications have a mix of reporting requirements that are generally extremely hard to implement on anything "distributed". Also in a distributed system you are either running some consensus algorithm (paxos, RAFT etc) that will def. not be "insane performance" or you it will have issues with consistency.

lgrapenthin 9y ago
Datomic uses distributed storage, writes are coordinated by a single instance (transactor). Reads don't block writers and immutability allows to query consistent snapshots. Does that address your concern?