On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 9:51 AM, Ian Booth <[email protected]> wrote:
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > To echo what Aaron says, in any distributed system, it is almost always a > mistake not to design for bulk api calls. Even if you don't think they are > needed for the initial use cases, they will almost always be needed at some > point later. It is trivial to use a bulk call with a single value, but it > is not > trivial to go the other way. This topic has been discussed previously in > the > juju-core space. I had thought that William had (correctly) mandated the > bulk > calls were to be used for our distributed apis. > I did indeed; and I am *sick to death* of this whole topic. Please JFDI; and don't leave passive-aggressive comments in the code complaining about it, and don't go quietly implementing non-bulk APIs because you've independently decided that, well, in *this* particular case there *really* isn't a need for it -- we've already been bitten by at least one of those. Cheers William
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