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Reminds me of running pouchdb in the browser and couchdb on the servers. Except for the automatic conflict resolution bit, which of course is where the real mag
by robterrell 13y ago
Reminds me of running pouchdb in the browser and couchdb on the servers. Except for the automatic conflict resolution bit, which of course is where the real magic is.
> It gets data synchronization and conflict resolution right
> from the beginning, so it never has to rely on vulnerable
> leader election or consensus locking
Super curious about how this works.
- marknadal 13y agoPeople are demanding answers to this the most, so it'll probably be my first follow-up post.
- daleharvey 13y agoJust as a note, conflict resolution is fairly close to automatic in PouchDB, its a matter of listening to the changes feed and providing a function which combines conflicts into a seperate document, in future versions we will make this a lot more seamless. That aside, reading this it does sound similiar to PouchDB, we are also working on automated provisioning of servers (https://github.com/daleharvey/janus https://github.com/daleharvey/janus). Excited that more people are working on and becoming aware of similiar infrastructure.