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We've never had any issue with it on a typical three-node install in Kubernetes. It requires essentially no ongoing management. That said, it can't be ignored t
by electroly 3y ago
We've never had any issue with it on a typical three-node install in Kubernetes. It requires essentially no ongoing management. That said, it can't be ignored that the company went under and now it's in community maintenance mode. If you don't have a specific good use for Rethink's changefeed functionality, which sets it apart from the alternatives, I'm not sure I could recommend it for new development. We've chosen not to rip it out, but we're not developing new things on it.
- thewataccount 3y agoInteresting thank you! I remember back when it came out it was a big deal that it could easily scale master-master nodes and the object format was a big thing because of Mongo back then. That was before k8's wasn't a thing back then, and most of the failover for other databases wasn't a thing just yet. I'm too scared to use it because they have a community but they're obviously nowhere as active as the Postgres and other communities.