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UUIDv7: The Time-Sortable Identifier for Modern Databases
- Nelkins 2y agoI think the most interesting thing on this page is the blog post at the bottom of how it was deployed on a VPS using docker compose (https://austinsnerdythings.com/2023/11/01/using-github-actions-to-deploy-a-flask-nginx-cloudflared-tunnel-docker-compose-stack/ https://austinsnerdythings.com/2023/11/01/using-github-actio...)
- LorenzoGood 2y agoRunning a self hosted actions runner on the system just to deploy the docker compose stack should be cancellation level.
- efilife 2y agoWhat does cancellation level mean? I couldn't find the meaning after a quick search
- LorenzoGood 2y agoSomething that is socially unacceptable to the point of deserving cancellation.
- appleaday1 2y agoI did this with minecraft servers when cloudflared released you can even create custom ubuntu images in docker that tunnels through, fun times for self-hosting things at home :)
- erik_seaberg 2y agoDistributed systems don't have a single monotonically increasing clock, so designs should never assume that sorting them works reliably. A system should be benchmarked to check whether hotspots make an index faster or slower.
- andy800 2y agoI think ULID has stolen UUID's thunder.
- feydaykyn 2y agoThis website is missing data: benchmarks, comparisons with others systems, references, current implementation status in databases, analysis of when it's not a good idea to use them, etc... As it is, it's only hand waving.
- efilife 2y ago> Disclaimer: > This is a demo site for UUIDv7. It was generated almost entirely with AI tools (primarily ChatGPT, which hallicunated that UUIDv7 had a time resolution of 10 nanoseconds and I cleaned that up). Do not use this UUIDv7 generator for production purposes. Holy shit, at least it's clearly stated. Now think how many times it's not
- atonse 2y agoInteresting that the website was largely generated using AI and only slightly tweaked.