> Which are the cases where consistency is compromised then? If a client of the log needs consistency, it needs to ensure that it has seen all previous updates to a log before making a new update, which implies a read.
Consistency in a more general sense than just read-modify-write consistency. If you have sequencers active in several epochs at the same time accepting writes, the records may end up being written out of order, and there would be a breakage of the total ordering guarantee.
Consistency in a more general sense than just read-modify-write consistency. If you have sequencers active in several epochs at the same time accepting writes, the records may end up being written out of order, and there would be a breakage of the total ordering guarantee.