Hi all, I've been inspired by some jruby blog about Hazelcast and have been playing with it lately. (It's another NoSql engine, like memcached/couchdb/mongodb.) I'm trying to use it in a proof-of-concept for a reconciliation engine. Basically this involves comparing 2million records from source A vs source B and outputting anything that doesn't match up (each record has ~8 integer fields). Hit a bit of a roadblock - it takes about 8 1/2 minutes to load 1 million records into a locally running cluster of 3 or 4. And when i separated the cluster across 3 of my colleagues, well it simply didn't get anywhere. Can someone tell me if this 'slowness' is expected of nosql-type dbs? Am i about right, or should it be much quicker than this? Cheers
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