> > Sorry Christian, do you mean *not* synchronized? > With »synchronized«, I meant to refer to a lower level: You will not end up with a corrupt key/value store or with I/O conflicts when accessing and updating the store via multiple threads. However, as you have already observed, multiple operations are not executed in a well-defined order, so if you call store:get, store:put or store:write in the first process, a second process will not wait until the store operations are completed.
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