Paul McCullagh wrote:
Hi Jim,
Sounds to me as if your design could use Drizzle as a component of the
Nimbus node.
Have you considered this?
Gross architectural mismatch. Nimbus is a database system that runs on
an elastic set of computers. Drizzle runs on a single computer. Nimbus
does replication below the SQL layer. Replication for Drizzle is either
layered on top of the SQL layer (statement based replication) or in the
middle (row based replication). Drizzle is also based on the idea that
disks are suitable primary storage for database systems. I believe that
disks represent everything that is bad about computing, and are best
thought of as neo-tape drives -- OK for archival storage, wretched for
anything else.
--
Jim Starkey
President, NimbusDB, Inc.
978 526-1376
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