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There were a lot of simpler options that came to mind while reading through this, frankly. But I imagine the writeup eschews myriad future concerns and does no
by devmor 1y ago
There were a lot of simpler options that came to mind while reading through this, frankly.
But I imagine the writeup eschews myriad future concerns and does not entirely illustrate the pressure and stress of trying to solve such a high-scale problem.
Ultimately, going with a somewhat more complex solution that involves additional architecture but has been tried and tested by a 3rd party that you trust can sometimes be the more fitting end result. Assurance often weighs more than simplicity, I think.
- nasretdinov 1y agoWhile kittenhouse is, unfortunately, abandonware (even though you can still use it and it works), you can't say the same about e.g. async inserts in ClickHouse: it's a very simple and robust solution to tackle exactly the problem the PHP (and some other languages') backends often face when trying to use ClickHouse
- ajayvk 1y agoYes, had similar questions. Wouldn't tuning the settings for the buffer table have helped avoid the TOO_MANY_LINKS error?