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In nearly every practical scenario, the scaling bottleneck lies in network throughput. Trying to scale by putting network I/O between computation and storage is
by 10000truths 3y ago
In nearly every practical scenario, the scaling bottleneck lies in network throughput. Trying to scale by putting network I/O between computation and storage is a bit like trying to separate a rocket engine from its fuel tank with a garden hose.
- Havoc 3y agoSo back to mainframe days?