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Speaking as someone who has had to fix things like this... When you reach capacity and it hits a screaming halt as the hardware capacity has been reached and p
by rob_c 5y ago
Speaking as someone who has had to fix things like this...
When you reach capacity and it hits a screaming halt as the hardware capacity has been reached and performance doesn't collapse its completely gone.
This is not about best use. Hell json file performance may be well within spec of the system requirements, but jumping up and down without perf numbers or specs is typical of sweep it under the carpet for a generation...
- tptacek 5y agoThat would be a good critique if it was was happening, but they gracefully transitioned from a JSON file(!) backend to etcd, and gracefully transitioned from etcd to sqlite. I'd say they're going to gracefully transition from sqlite, but I think the think people don't have their heads around is that it's possible they'll never need to do that, because of The Unreasonable Effectiveness of SQLite.