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Unfortunately, this would break compatibility with existing MongoDB applications more than we would probably be willing to do. However, there's no reason Rethi
by leif 13y ago
Unfortunately, this would break compatibility with existing MongoDB applications more than we would probably be willing to do. However, there's no reason RethinkDB couldn't use Fractal Tree indexing instead of B-trees, given some engineering effort.
- ddorian43 13y agobut rethinkdb doesn't have range-sharding (they had it but they are/did change it to random(id), also no sharding(custom_field))