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Just do vnode-based consistent hashing on the client side.
by throwaway90446 12y ago
Just do vnode-based consistent hashing on the client side.
- nemo44x 12y agoHow do I add and remove capacity then?
- bonif 12y agoYou don't need to (and if you ever do, you will have or recruit the know-how) http://www.ovh.com/us/dedicated-servers/big-data/ http://www.ovh.com/us/dedicated-servers/big-data/
- nemo44x 12y agoThat is entirely wrong. It might suit your use case (having a bunch of monkeys running around fixing a hack job) but I'd rather use a tool which can expand and reduce capacity when I want, which is quite often. It saves me money on cloud hosting to only provision what I need when I need it and be able to expand and contract it at will, easily. Your solution fails at this.
- bonif 12y agoThis is not my solution (and I don't know much about monkeys, sorry). This is a cost-effective way to be always maxed out (expanded as you say) with fixed price, this can scale well beyond the needs of almost every business. And , as I said, if you happen to be the next Facebook, Uber, Airbnb or whatever, you will acquire the know-how to scale.