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not exactly immutable is it? their docs say you can do UPSERT for example. the key is that once you update something, the clients can check using crypto that so
by supergirl 5y ago
not exactly immutable is it? their docs say you can do UPSERT for example. the key is that once you update something, the clients can check using crypto that something was changed. you can't do this in regular databases.
- dmacvicar 5y agoImmutable in the sense that the old value is preserved, even if you update it, and you can't change the history (tamper-evident).