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Celld: Self-hosted, distributed Durable Objects

• xnickb 2mo ago
  > each cell is one sqlite database I just can't wrap my head around this. I know there is probably some very strongly motivated engineering reason like "we want objects to be isolated", but I just can't agree with this
  • nkko 2mo ago
    idk, Cloudflare is also struggling to explain durable objects for years, maybe this would help https://flaviocopes.com/celld/ https://flaviocopes.com/celld/
  • koenbok 2mo ago
    Isn't this the natural continuation of: server = server → server = vm → server = function → server = block
• dwb 2mo ago
  > The bucket is the coordinator — no membership protocol, no failure detector, no consensus. Sorry, but for me, even being a heavy user of coding agents at work, LLM-isms like this on your home page make me less trusting in the care gone into the project.
  • godisdad 2mo ago
    Copy aside I think the approach is similar to https://turbopuffer.com/blog/object-storage-queue https://turbopuffer.com/blog/object-storage-queue The quiet improvements to S3 over the last 3 years like conditional puts unlocked a lot of use cases not previously feasible
• cadamsdotcom 2mo ago
  Self hosted, durable objects? Are they stored in files? On my filesystem?
  • unified101 2mo ago
    sure, when you run the server locally.