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1. You're correct, however, the architecture does allow you to run a hot backup for fast failover. 2. The database is oriented around 'datoms', which are an en
by lukev 15y ago
1. You're correct, however, the architecture does allow you to run a hot backup for fast failover.
2. The database is oriented around 'datoms', which are an entity/attribute/value/time. Each of these has its own (hierarchical) indexes, so you only end up pulling the index segments you need to fulfill a given query. You'd only pull 1TB if your query actually encompassed all the data you had.