mtravis

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   by mtravis 13y ago

   Actually, there's precious little that an application can do if a memory chip fails, or if ECC gets too many corrupted bits. If it gets too many corrupted bits, the kernel will generally do something like halt the system. I am not fami
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   by mtravis 13y ago

   Well, 2-way Cisco servers can hold 1TB RAM each. It scales as long as throughput increases while new nodes are added. I've done benchmarking up to 12 nodes, and it continued to scale nearly linearly. ( http://www.infinisql.or
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   by mtravis 13y ago

   I'm not doing 2PC. I'm curious what gave you that impression, and I'll clarify any documents that seem to give off that impression. I'd like InfiniSQL to handle hard workloads as well as it can, to minimize the amount th
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   by mtravis 13y ago

   Hi, Alan. Regarding CAP, I think that given redundant cluster interconnects, redundant managed power, odd # of cluster managers for quorum, all mean that split brain is just about out of the question, configured properly. The main reason th
5. 35.▲
   by mtravis 13y ago

   CP in a single site. Between sites, I haven't considered it too much.
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   by mtravis 13y ago

   Hi, yid. UPS protects against multiple simultaneous system crashes. Single system crash gets failed over, no problem. If both UPS systems detect their upstream PDU's as being out, then the InfiniSQL management protocol will initiate gr
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   by mtravis 13y ago

   Hi, Michael. Yes, VoltDB is very fast, but they self-admittedly do not perform well if transactions contain records spanning across multiple nodes. That is the key feature difference between InfiniSQL and VoltDB (along, of course, that th
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   by mtravis 13y ago

   Hi, gopalv. I'm glad to talk to you further privately if you wish. You can go to InfiniSQL's site to send me your email, connect on LinkedIn, or whatever: http://www.infinisql.org/community/ I'm not too
9. 39.▲
   by mtravis 13y ago

   Hi, Alan. Yes, many things are not built yet. Nowhere am I pushing anybody to build their business on it yet, but I am looking for hackers and early adopters/alpha testers. I've gone through pains on every doc that I've creat
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    by mtravis 13y ago

    Hi, gopalv. What samspenc said. My understanding of the AGPL is that only the modifications made to the source code itself of the covered project would need to be opened up (or have a commercial license). Meaning that merely using InfiniSQL
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    Introducing InfiniSQL(infinisql.org)

    1 points by mtravis 13y ago|0 comments