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by arrryarr 12y ago
I think the independently written article from AppLovin (link above) points to it actually working as promised.
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by arrryarr 12y ago
Critical thinking includes not suggesting that someone should prove a negative. Those are independent benchmarks with the sole 'violation' of being re-posted on the vendor's site. Unless you can provide metrics that disprov
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by arrryarr 12y ago
There's an article from an AppLovin (RTB ad-network) engineer ( http://liviutudor.com/2014/07/24/of-advertising-and-scaling-... ) talking about how Aerospike DB is essential to their serving up 15B (as in
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by arrryarr 12y ago
You could just pay for a license if you're that paranoid. It's remarkable to what extent people will complain about free not being "free enough". I assume you haven't contributed a line of code to the project, so
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by arrryarr 12y ago
Ok, so you're super-admin. And about the ROI aspect? What's the cost for achieving the 1M write/sec metric in that mammoth cluster?
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by arrryarr 12y ago
How many companies can possibly afford the cost and management pain of running a 285 node database? Few would have 285 servers of any type? So if this is what it takes to get 1M writes on Cassandra that is some poor ROI. 10K writes/s
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by arrryarr 12y ago
Doesn't that make the valuation seem like a scam? If they thought it was worth as much or more they wouldn't be in such a rush to cash in.
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Of Advertising and Scaling Up(liviutudor.com)
1 points by arrryarr 12y ago|0 comments
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Utilizing Aerospike as our strategic database of choice(smrtb.com)
2 points by arrryarr 12y ago|0 comments
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Aerospike open sources its NoSQL database(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by arrryarr 12y ago|0 comments