jodok
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Comment · 9 years ago
thanks for the comment, we'll update the indexes used in postgres.
we tried to be as objective as possible and of course show our sweet spot. we don't want to treat postgres unfair, if you have suggestions on how to improve indexing in postgres we'd be happy to take that into account. (full disclosure: i'm co-founder of crate.io).
Comment · 10 years ago
@ralala - would love to hear your feedback once tried crate ([email protected]). we've been working directly with kyle on the issues discovered. the current state of our work is documented on our website: https://crate.io/docs/scale/resilience/
Thankfully, for most use-cases, if you our follow best practices, you are extremely unlikely to experience resiliency issues with CrateDB.
Comment · 10 years ago
why not run the database directly in the container as well? we're doing that with https://crate.io - just expose your local instance store as volume, crate will take care of the rest
Comment · 11 years ago
https://crate.io Co-Founder here. We're participating in this game by working hard to build a fully distributed, shared-nothing SQL database.
In our vision, a app in a container is able to access the persistence layer like in SQLite - just import it. another cluster of containers - preferably having one instance node-local - takes care of the database needs.
The database is distributed and makes sure enough replicas exist on different nodes. it's easy to scale up and down, local ressources are being utilized whenever possible (no NAS/SAN like storage).
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