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> In a KV system you would have something like key and value as bytes fields. Isn't that kind of custom interchange format what they're complaining about when
by saulrh 7y ago
> In a KV system you would have something like key and value as bytes fields.
Isn't that kind of custom interchange format what they're complaining about when they say that remote stores just push the complexity to the client?
- shereadsthenews 7y agoI don't know but how does complaining that it takes a microsecond to encode 256 random numbers lead to the conclusion that remote KV caches are unworkable? That's just a non sequitur.
- hinkley 7y agoIn the kv stores I’ve used the client and the server are mostly the same process, or started out that way. I don’t know many sane people who want to use the kv store as a system of record, and even the people who expect it to be exhaustive (all possible keys) make me doubt their sanity for that and other reasons. So far, everyone has a bit of code that looks for a key and, if it is missing, performs the work necessary to build the payload. The code that creates the payload is never more than a couple function calls away from the retrieval code.