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by otoolep 5y ago
https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite provides a form of horizontal scaling for reads, but it's not a drop in replacement for SQLite. https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite/blob/master/DOC
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How the world's deepest shipwreck was found(bbc.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
I believe using a headless service on Kubernetes is the right way to build node discovery and auto-clustering on that system, but I'm interested in learning about other approaches.
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rqlite, the distributed SQLite DB: Designing Autoclustering with Consul and Etcd(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
Yeah, agreed, if the logging agent (or whatever) isn't installed or running yet, it's going to be hard to get the logs into the centralized system. > That requires intermediate storage as logs are generated, which can fill up (
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by otoolep 5y ago
Exactly, I didn't mention Elastic either, another hugely important player.
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by otoolep 5y ago
What is about your deployment or setup that you don't use your log search system instead? Assuming you have one? You could search all your logs files at once (for errors, for strack traces), instead of manually tailing each one, one af
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by otoolep 5y ago
Well, now that I look it, maybe it's not exactly a tailing tool. Interesting nonetheless.
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by otoolep 5y ago
Ha, hadn't seen lnav before. Looks interesting. Proves my point, tailing will never die. :-)
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by otoolep 5y ago
I agree about the centralized logging -- it's my last point. My bigger question is why is anyone tailing log files anymore when the industry has built such a huge number of tools. It's curious, but tailing still has its place, a
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Why are we still tailing log files?(philipotoole.com)
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Silicon Valley’s New Obsession(theatlantic.com)
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The Doomsday Clock(bbc.com)
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Why are we still tailing log files?(philipotoole.com)
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rqlite: running a distributed database on a 3-node microk8 cluster(medium.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
Cheers, glad you like it -- great to hear.
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by otoolep 5y ago
Yes, that's exactly how rqlite works. If I ever get around to adding proper transaction support it will have to overcome the challenge you identify. I believe it can be done, but it will require significant changes to the current desig
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by otoolep 5y ago
Sure, but rqlite tries to give you the best of both worlds -- a distributed database that is also lightweight and super-easy to run.
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by otoolep 5y ago
Yeah, I need to get around to creating a Go sql.DB layer. Been too busy adding to the database itself. :-) Soon!
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here, happy to answer any questions about it. It seems some folks have questions about its design, and the design of systems that combine SQLite and Raft in general. Checking out the rqlite design docs might be helpful: https
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by otoolep 5y ago
What inconsistencies do you mean, precisely? I think you need to provide a clear example of what you mean, to understand what you're getting at. In my experience, any inconsistencies would be due to misuse of Raft, not something intr
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite creator here. rqlite (and Raft) doesn't assume this. All it states is that for the cluster to make progress i.e. apply a change in a consistent manner, at least a quorum of nodes must be online and in contact with the Leader (wh
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The most important task for junior programmers(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
Yeah, thanks, silly typo -- fixed.
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Mentoring junior programmers: What I tell them is job number one(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here, happy to answer any questions about it.
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Neutrino result heralds new chapter in physics(bbc.com)
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The Fireplace Delusion(samharris.org)
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rqlite: The Distributed Database Built on Raft and SQLite(youtube.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here, happy to answer questions about it. I should note that rqlite is a distributed database that uses SQLite as its database engine. This means in practice it does replicate a SQLite database to each node on the rqlite clust

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