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In noSQL world, any DB's default settings should be a giant red flag. Don't get me started about HBase... I lost 2 hours of data this way. :(
by amenod 13y ago
In noSQL world, any DB's default settings should be a giant red flag. Don't get me started about HBase... I lost 2 hours of data this way. :(
- coffeemug 13y agoThat was actually one of the explicit design goals of Rethink -- pick defaults such that users never have to wonder about the safety of their data. I know the folks at Riak are also in this camp, so there are definitely NoSQL dbs that do this well.
- shin_lao 13y agoI'm not sure Riak is a good example as it's another example of an extremely slow database. There's also the angle that if it's to offer no performance benefit, perhaps a classic relational database will do it? I'm curious to hear your thoughts about it.
- gigq 13y agoAs someone that uses hbase in production, I'd be interested in hearing the setting you are talking about.
- Lazare 13y agoHonestly, I've been very positively impressed with CouchDB so far.