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Trying to cast an argument as a strawman with a strawman is pretty weak. You've also admitted that it's an incomplete solution. But What's worse is that peopl
by ballard 13y ago
Trying to cast an argument as a strawman with a strawman is pretty weak.
You've also admitted that it's an incomplete solution. But What's worse is that people are going to buy this and quickly they'll have to scrap it when it gets out of sync, deadlocks or can't handle more than 8 boxes.
- vidarh 13y ago> Trying to cast an argument as a strawman with a strawman is pretty weak. I've not presented a strawman. I've pointed out to you that people have different needs. I don't need, nor want what Puppet provides, and Etcd does not claim to provide what Puppet provides. I do, however want what Etcd provides. > You've also admitted that it's an incomplete solution In the sense that a car is an incomplete solution if you need a space shuttle. Yet the car is still more practical if you want to drive on a road. > But What's worse is that people are going to buy this and quickly they'll have to scrap it when it gets out of sync, deadlocks or can't handle more than 8 boxes. What basis do you have for that claim?