Efrim-Lipkin

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   by Efrim-Lipkin 10y ago

   Okay, Last question because I'm in Asia and it's 7:30 and I am tired. (But yea, I'm a Midwestern computer scientist who just happens to be in Asia ;-) Question #2 -- Two, or Three, or More transactions occur simultaneously th
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   by Efrim-Lipkin 10y ago

   This is a very good answer. So if I understand you correctly (please correct if I do not), atomicity is handled on a per connection basis (writes cannot be distrubted). And there may be high latency in distributing a transaction, but read
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   by Efrim-Lipkin 10y ago

   Hi guys. Can I ask a simple question? I understand that we are talking about a globally distributed, serverless and yet consistent relational database. My question is about latency. How long does it take for transactional atomicity to bec