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- One big issue is that when there is a replication stream going between peers it will bottleneck how many fragments can be updated. - Large tables make restar
by ilovecaching 8y ago
- One big issue is that when there is a replication stream going between peers it will bottleneck how many fragments can be updated.
- Large tables make restarts really slow (have to read everything from ETS).
- Table dumps cause spikes in load.
- Uses a lot of RAM.
For net partitions, I just alert on it and fix it manually.
Mnesia isn't bad as a cache, bad as a database.