Yup, it’s a very rigorous system developed over ~10 years with solid testing, benchmarking and formal proofs. However it has some known issues, such as behaviou

Yup, it’s a very rigorous system developed over ~10 years with solid testing, benchmarking and formal proofs. However it has some known issues, such as behaviour under high load and not currently handling node failure within a DC. It’s not production ready and neither are we (we’re in developer preview mode, which is like a public alpha [0]). There are also other aspects on the Antidote roadmap such as efficiently materialising consistent secondary indexes that are ongoing challenges but aren’t so relevant to how we’re using it as a replication layer. We are working, alongside others, with the Antidote developers to help fix these issues and generally improve reliability / engineer correct behaviour under load. (Professor Annette Bieniusa, who leads the development, is our Chief Architect). We have a fork at electric-sql/vaxine [1]. We are also taking advantage of some simplifications which mitigate the known issues. We have an #antidote channel in the ElectricSQL discord [2] if you’d be interested in chatting more. [0]: https://electric-sql.com/docs/overview/faqs https://electric-sql.com/docs/overview/faqs [1]: https://github.com/electric-sql/vaxine https://github.com/electric-sql/vaxine [2]: https://discord.gg/B7kHGwDcbj https://discord.gg/B7kHGwDcbj