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One could, if they wanted, open a new MySQL connection for every statement, which seems similar. One could do this asynchronously in the background too, simulat
by etaioinshrdlu 8y ago
One could, if they wanted, open a new MySQL connection for every statement, which seems similar. One could do this asynchronously in the background too, simulating the eventually consistent nature as well.
- k__ 8y agoTrue. Maybe DynamoDB works better with this model, because it is build up without the idea of maintaining connections?
- twblalock 8y agoI think the problem with that is the performance would be bad, because the database is not designed to be used thay way and those assumptions go as deep as the way it allocates memory.