The system only works for writes when every node is online. It's a tradeoff that is well worth the simplicity. To have fault tolerance for writes never really

The system only works for writes when every node is online. It's a tradeoff that is well worth the simplicity. To have fault tolerance for writes never really works and it's very wasteful. Specially when the nodes can be very reliable and report downtime for you to fix the issue manually if a node goes down. In 5 years of operation my home hosted cluster has better uptime than all cloud providers: AWS, GCP etc. for writes and 100% uptime for reads. I have blogged about how to make a 100% write uptime database here: http://talk.binarytask.com/task?id=4662372011677848884 http://talk.binarytask.com/task?id=4662372011677848884 But my conclusion is that it's a waste of time.