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You are thinking too much in terms of the stated requirements instead of what people actually want: good uptime and good debugability. Falling back to local log
by hgfghui7 3y ago
You are thinking too much in terms of the stated requirements instead of what people actually want: good uptime and good debugability. Falling back to local logging means a blip in logging availability doesn't turn into all hands on deck everything is on fire. And it means that logs will very likely be available for any failures.
In other words it's good enough.
- mort96 3y ago"Good uptime and good reliability but no guarantees" is just a good best effort system.
- insanitybit 3y agoGood enough is literally "best effort delivery", you're just agreeing with them that this is ultimately a distributed systems problem and you either choose CP or AP.