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Is it really much different? In the data flow you're just conceptually moving the network from being after the agent to being before the agent. You can still ha
by carry_bit 6y ago
Is it really much different? In the data flow you're just conceptually moving the network from being after the agent to being before the agent. You can still have the cache in the same spot, it's just that the agent is hitting it directly now instead of over the network.
- tux1968 6y agoAs far as the actual data access goes, it is equivalent, but you can't cache the agent process itself. So every agent is potentially repeating work centrally, rather than spreading that load out to each client. That may still be a worthwhile win, but it is a new burden on the data centre.
- AriaMinaei 6y agoMaybe agents could create rest endpoints of their own with its own cache? Edit: Just wrote some pseudo code: https://gist.github.com/AriaMinaei/69e1a9166e7ffbd61e7f6709d7a819b8 https://gist.github.com/AriaMinaei/69e1a9166e7ffbd61e7f6709d...