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Yeah, the same separation between small assets available quickly and big assets available slowly is how Amazon recommends you separate data between SimpleDB and
by lsb 18y ago
Yeah, the same separation between small assets available quickly and big assets available slowly is how Amazon recommends you separate data between SimpleDB and S3.
I'm quite fascinated by all the ways we'll be able to persist data.
- smanek 18y agoYep, it isn't a new idea. The premise of Von Neumann machines is that you work around the cpu/data bottleneck with increasingly faster (and larger) caches. You have a tiny bit of ludicrously fast on chip memory (registers), a few megs of successively larger and slower L1/L2/L3 cache, a few gigs of kind of slow memory, and hundreds of gigs of unbelievably slow hard disk. This would just split the unbelievably slow disk into two separate layers - kind of slow SSD and really slow disk.