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No, it doesn't. Not really. The REST server is 'just' another Datomic peer. Part of the value proposition of Datomic is that what is normally thought of as "th

by lukev 13y ago

No, it doesn't. Not really. The REST server is 'just' another Datomic peer. Part of the value proposition of Datomic is that what is normally thought of as "the database server" is split into separate processes; the transactor and any number of peers. Peers are safe to put in user-facing applications since if one peer goes down the rest are entirely unaffected.

chongli 13y ago
Sure but you still have to deal with read-access to data. This article does not explain how that might be handled.
- lukev 13y ago
  True enough; if the REST server doesn't provide the level of access control you need then you'll have to wrap/write your own that does.