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They likely mean it’s good for latency and not necessarily for throughput. I still think that graph databases are way better for this sort of thing.
by EGreg 3y ago
They likely mean it’s good for latency and not necessarily for throughput.
I still think that graph databases are way better for this sort of thing.
- rockwotj 3y agoThey later note most of this traffic is going to a single postgres instance. Having all the keys go to the same range probably helps throughput because they can do a better job of grouping fsync. But that probably depends on the type of drives they are using (even fast NVMe benefit from locality).