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Yeah, I could see where it could muddle your marketing message - you might end up looking like a "memcached clone" in people's mindset. However, I think if you
by dugmartin 17y ago
Yeah, I could see where it could muddle your marketing message - you might end up looking like a "memcached clone" in people's mindset. However, I think if you positioned it right you could come across as a superset of memcached's features with the bonus of an easy migration for existing memcached users. Something like "we do memcached and so much more".
- Maro 17y agoYou're certainly right. One of the reasons we focused on an early release is to gauge user (client) interest. What's the level of interest in replication, consistent replication or distributed systems in general? Are people willing to use a newcomer's software? And so on.. Right now we have a few beta users, and are hoping to pick up new users with this release.