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I kind of can’t tell if this is a spoof? The first point is literally “decentralise ALL the things!”. Ok great. Next… decentralised Postgres, what does that ev
by SilverBirch 4y ago
I kind of can’t tell if this is a spoof? The first point is literally “decentralise ALL the things!”. Ok great.
Next… decentralised Postgres, what does that even mean? Like if we have a decentralised system that is a database, where do I write data? How do I know where to read data? Do you have redundancy? If so what’s the cost? Are you literally just hosting multiple Postgres’s with duplicate data behind some load balancer? Do you need multiple load balancers? What’s your consistency model?
It’s just very unclear to me what this person is asking for?
Just stick with mongodb, it’s webscale…
- coffeebeqn 4y agoHow do you query and/or join over a decentralized network without it taking an hour ?
- knorker 4y agoThe standard blockchain enthusiast answer for that is a convoluted description of a centralized fast-path, but with a fancy name. Described without irony.
- turmeric_root 4y agoah yes, just take the decentralized ledger and hide it behind a ~~trusted third party~~ oracle!