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> These are also the reasons I recommended it for Snowflake's metadata store Are you saying you were “in the room” when the decision was made? Can you elaborat
by DenisM 3y ago
> These are also the reasons I recommended it for Snowflake's metadata store
Are you saying you were “in the room” when the decision was made? Can you elaborate?
Edit: indeed you were…
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- spullara 3y agoFDB is fault-tolerant, auto-scaling, auto-healing, and auto-sharding. The sorted bytes-to-bytes map data format and multi-row transactions lets a skilled developer build almost anything on top of it. Atomic operations let you do things with higher performance without worrying about conflicts. Ops can be a learning curve but it is mostly because people run it at the red-line 24/7 for maximum efficiency. If you were running it at 3/4 capacity you would never worry about it at all. A single binary for all roles makes it very easy to deploy. AFAIK, no one has lost a byte to an FDB issue.