> In the case of Google, they have partition-free networks for newer databases, so CAP rarely applies. No, asynchronous networks cannot physically be partition

> In the case of Google, they have partition-free networks for newer databases, so CAP rarely applies. No, asynchronous networks cannot physically be partition-free. They are actually always partitioned. > Galera/Percona Cluster has solutions for all the above also They don't have solutions to all of the above.