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One thing I always liked about couchdb, aside from its other merits or faults, is that it was designed to be a crash only service. Meaning that the normal, corr
by InclinedPlane 13y ago
One thing I always liked about couchdb, aside from its other merits or faults, is that it was designed to be a crash only service. Meaning that the normal, correct way to shut it down is just an abrupt halt of the process. This means that functionally there's no difference between a normal shutdown and a crash or a killed process. This is quite valuable for a service where data integrity is important.
- jeltz 13y agoThis is a feature the tux3 filesystem also has, and I hope it will be merged into Linux when it is stable.