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If you have to think about cross-shard transactions then you have to think about all the things on your first list too, as they are complexities related to tran
by bawolff 11mo ago
If you have to think about cross-shard transactions then you have to think about all the things on your first list too, as they are complexities related to transaction. I fail to see how that could possibly be simpler.
- n2d4 11mo agoCross-shard transactions are only a tiny fraction of transactions — if the complexities of dealing with that is constrained to some transactions instead of all of them, you're saving yourself a lot of headaches. Actually, I'd argue a lot of apps can do entirely without cross-shard transactions! (eg. sharding by B2B orgs)