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It has the ability to watch keys so building a notification system on top of it is pretty easy. Really only limited by your imagination.
by spullara 9y ago
It has the ability to watch keys so building a notification system on top of it is pretty easy. Really only limited by your imagination.
- voidmain 9y agoIn addition to single-key asynchronous watches, there are also versionstamped ops (for maintaining your own, sophisticated log in a layer) and configurable key range transaction logging (but see the caveats in my other post on the topic). I'm not sure it has every feature it will ever need in this area, but it's a pretty good starting point for building "reactive" stuff.
- elcritch 9y agoYour response is both very exciting and slightly intimidating! Would love to see a “NewSQL” and/or event store built on top of FDB tech. Would the key ranges and versioned ops be capable of providing/emulating a performant “atomic broadcast” similar to that in Kafka?
- polskibus 9y agoDoes the trigger execute in scope of triggering transaction with the same isolation level?
- voidmain 9y agoVersionstamped operations and transaction logging are fully transactional. Watches are asynchronous: they are used to optimize a polling loop that would "work" without them.