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The advantage I see is that there's no more context switching between the app and DB, which is the IO between the two. Especially if the two are on different se
by jasfi 3y ago
The advantage I see is that there's no more context switching between the app and DB, which is the IO between the two. Especially if the two are on different servers, as is often the case. So that should boost performance quite a bit.
- cloutiertyler 3y agoAbsolutely. This was the original reason that we built this system. We found that we could get much much better performance when dealing with persistent data by putting the logic in the same process as the system which persists the data.