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Thank you for your kind words! WorldQL uses Postgres under-the-hood to store permanent information. I was inspired by companies like TimescaleDB which build ne
by Jaxkr 5y ago
Thank you for your kind words!
WorldQL uses Postgres under-the-hood to store permanent information. I was inspired by companies like TimescaleDB which build new functionality on top of Postgres’s rock-solid base.
Any high-availability solution for Postgres will also be available for WQL.
- gravypod 5y agoDo the clients of WorldQL (the workers) know how to gracefully fail over when WorldQL fails?
- Jaxkr 5y agoNo. They fail very ungracefully. But it’s something I’m planning to implement in the future.
- xupybd 5y agoDo you use postgis for spatial queries?
- Jaxkr 5y agoNo. All spatial queries use WorldQL’s in-memory k-d tree implementation and are not used for permanent world alterations. For the Minecraft world catch-up example, it’s as simple as querying Postgres for block records in a certain chunk after a certain timestamp. No fancy spatial stuff happens on the Postgres side.
- steve-chavez 5y agoCould yo elaborate on why you don't use PostGIS? I've always assumed its C algorithms are high-performance.