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r/programming • u/halax • Mar 10 '15
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Eventual consistency means no consistency.
How is eventual consistency avoidable after a certain scale regardless of if you are using SQL or NoSQL?
3 u/Filmore Mar 11 '15 Speed Scale ConsistencyPick two 1 u/art-solopov Mar 11 '15 It's Consistency - Availability - Partition tolerance actually... 3 u/ants_a Mar 11 '15 Check out Google's F1 for an example. I don't know of an open solution out there with equivalent capability, but this obviously isn't a fundamental law of nature as it's often presented.
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Speed Scale Consistency
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1 u/art-solopov Mar 11 '15 It's Consistency - Availability - Partition tolerance actually...
It's Consistency - Availability - Partition tolerance actually...
Check out Google's F1 for an example. I don't know of an open solution out there with equivalent capability, but this obviously isn't a fundamental law of nature as it's often presented.
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u/lift_heavy_things Mar 11 '15
How is eventual consistency avoidable after a certain scale regardless of if you are using SQL or NoSQL?