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well you can either use a single database for log entries, or cassandra or a mysql cluster or a pg cluster. that doesn't matter.. basially instead of having a t
by merb 9y ago
well you can either use a single database for log entries, or cassandra or a mysql cluster or a pg cluster. that doesn't matter..
basially instead of having a table where you update/delete entries you basically append only to a table. so insert only.
you can still have another table that will be aggregated from your log table.
where you store (i.e. which database system, cluster whatever) your stuff doesn't matter.
- elvinyung 9y agoThat doesn't answer my question. If you're appending to the end of a table, regardless of system you still need one machine somewhere to ingest new records for the same primary key, right?