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From the FAQ: "When is Datomic not a good fit? Datomic is not a good fit if you need unlimited write scalability, or have data with a high update churn rate (e
by dantiberian 12y ago
From the FAQ:
"When is Datomic not a good fit?
Datomic is not a good fit if you need unlimited write scalability, or have data with a high update churn rate (e.g. counters). And, at present, Datomic does not have support for BLOBs."
I agree Datomic is far more than a write log but in the context of this thread, the discussion was about write logs.