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Pittsburgh introduces 'Dark Sky' legislation to reduce light pollution(triblive.com)
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Computer Space and beyond: 50 years of gaming(bbc.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here, happy to answer any questions.
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here, happy to answer any questions about it. https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite
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The California dream is dying(theatlantic.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here. Happy to answer any questions about it.
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here. Happy to answer any questions about it. https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite
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by otoolep 5y ago
Relevant doc: https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite/blob/master/DOC/CONSISTENCY...
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by otoolep 5y ago
Not quite as simple as that. I could have still used the Hashicorp code wrongly. And once I did: https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite/issues/5 aphyr himself chimed in.
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by otoolep 5y ago
Interesting! An old colleague of mine, Ben Johnson, also does the same thing for litestream, his latest SQLite replication project. I thought it was just him. Now that I know two folks do it, I'll have to give it serious thought. Tha
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by otoolep 5y ago
Cool. Did you use read-only nodes, by any chance? https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite/blob/master/DOC/READ_ONLY_N...
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by otoolep 5y ago
I'm not sure how folks use it, but I think the sweet spot is for simple-to-run relational storage for a smallish set of data. Some people don't use it for the distribution, but just like a HTTP API in front of SQLite. https:&#x
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by otoolep 5y ago
I haven't, I'm not super familiar with those systems TBH.
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by otoolep 5y ago
Whatever SQLite exposes is available in rqlite.
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here. Yes, it's coming in a future release and is much easier to do now. One key principle of rqlite has always been quality, clean design, and simplicity of operation. So I've been reluctant to add a feature -- in t
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by otoolep 5y ago
I included details in the blog post, the 3.x to 5.x design had the following issues: - stateful system, with extra data stored in Raft. Always a chance for bugs with stateful systems. - some corner cases whereby the state rqlite was storing
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by otoolep 5y ago
>At what cluster size and concurrency does asking every node break down? None, a follower only needs to ask the leader. So regardless of the size of the cluster, in 6.0 querying a follower only introduces a single hop to the leader befor
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by otoolep 5y ago
Also the HTTP API URL isn't deterministic because a) the operator sets it for any given node, and b) over the lifetime of the cluster the entire set of nodes could change as nodes fail, are replaced, etc.
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here. Yes, you're right every node knows the Raft network address of every other node. But Raft network addresses are not the network address used by clients to query the cluster. Instead every node also exposes a HTTP
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Rqlite 6.0: the evolution of a distributed database design(philipotoole.com)
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Can pop-up work holidays help workers de-stress?(bbc.com)
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The Brain Isn’t Supposed to Change This Much(theatlantic.com)
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What were the first processed foods?(bbc.com)
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How to Setup Replicated Highly Available SQLite with Rqlite(lowendbox.com)
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rqlite 6.0: the evolution of a clustering design – and building for the future(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 5y ago
rqlite author here. https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite/ Yes, there is no reason why that wouldn't work. rqlite supports on-disk mode so you could run litestream alongside an rqlite node and backup the underlyin
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by otoolep 6y ago
Check out this: https://github.com/boltdb/bolt Always been considered a good example to study.
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by otoolep 6y ago
rqlite creator here -- thanks for the good words. You might be interested in checking out https://dqlite.io/ but also review this FAQ entry: https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite/blob/master/D
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7 years of open-source database development: lessons learned(philipotoole.com)
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Yuri Gagarin: the spaceman who came in from the cold(bbc.com)
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