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The Paxos is only used to elect the master (or re-elect if the master fails). Once a master is established, it coordinates all distributed transactions centrally, which is very fast.
My question is:
Is Raft able to do this job as fast as Paxos?
Is there any benefit that raft can't provide?
Is Bedrock still use Paxos only for elect the master?
I assume Bedrock use quorum vote to do the distributed transactions centrally?
The commit logs store in sqlite or Log-Structured Merged-Tree ?
this projects use asynchronous with coroutine?
David Barrett provide some nice details. My question is :
The around network traffic between 6 server from 3 region average daily, and the peek bandwidth.
Bedrock only allow change schema when Cluster has one server(others leave and rejoin late), do you use some kind shard solution ? or just put all user data to one table ? or create new sqlite instance when users number over a certain amount( I assume this is allowed at Cluster mode)?
Can I use stored procedure without C++ ?
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First of all I must say great work!!!
quinthar write this at Oct 19, 2016:
My question is:
Paxos
only for elect the master?distributed transactions centrally
?Log-Structured Merged-Tree
?David Barrett provide some nice details. My question is :
The around network traffic between 6 server from 3 region average daily, and the peek bandwidth.
Bedrock only allow change schema when Cluster has one server(others leave and rejoin late), do you use some kind shard solution ? or just put all user data to one table ? or create new sqlite instance when users number over a certain amount( I assume this is allowed at Cluster mode)?
Can I use stored procedure without C++ ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: