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Isn't each cloud CoreData store just for a single user, so high concurrency isn't needed?
by hot_gril 4y ago
Isn't each cloud CoreData store just for a single user, so high concurrency isn't needed?
- BulgarianIdiot 4y agoYes, we have natural sharding by user. However Core Data also can create shares which multiple users can access. I don't think this typically causes high concurrency, it's more like a Dropbox file share or a Google docs file share for a few users at a time. This definitely helped them make the choice to run SQLite on the server. But I still think it's super cool. We're talking 1.8 billion devices with data stored as SQLite files in the cloud.
- T-Winsnes 4y agoI would assume single account but multiple devices, so you could have multiple connections syncing at once.
- hot_gril 4y agoDoing that serially wouldn't be particularly slow. Most likely 4 devices at most.