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Yes it did. Google published a paper about it in 2012, and claimed that at that point it had been in development for 5 years and in production for more than 1.
by teraflop 5y ago
Yes it did. Google published a paper about it in 2012, and claimed that at that point it had been in development for 5 years and in production for more than 1.
- LaserToy 5y agoMmm, I worked at google in 2012 and F1 was in active development. I’ve never heard of Spanner internally. Maybe it was in development, but it was not in use. Edit: went and read more. Looks like Spanner existed but didn’t have sql, so it wasn’t what it is today. And looks like I don’t remember things any more.
- ithkuil 5y agoat least by 2013 it had some basic SQL (although much more limited subset that one usable today); if you needed more you would be using f1; IIRC I used spanner (without F1) in production around 2013