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> "So, the CAP Theorem says that you can only have one of C, A, and P. Which are you sacrificing? Which is wrong. You can only have two of the three at the sam
by lobster_johnson 15y ago
> "So, the CAP Theorem says that you can only have one of C, A, and P. Which are you sacrificing?
Which is wrong. You can only have two of the three at the same time: CA, CP or AP.
If they get something as fundamental as this wrong, you have to wonder about the rest of the project.
- mononcqc 15y agoTechnically you can have at most two of the three of the same time. It's well possible for some stores to provide only one or no property at all!
- lobster_johnson 15y agoWell, yes. But that's not what the FAQ says; it says you can have at most one. The distinction is significant.
- reitblatt 15y agoOr it could just be a typo on the brand new webpage of a brand new project. Which it obviously is if you look at their explanation of CAP.
- rescrv 15y agoJust a simple typo. I've fixed it. Thanks for pointing this out.