On Tue, 22 Nov 2011 15:44:11 +0000, Shane Fagan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Im saying couchdb is fundamentally flawed by the fact that there are > problems with how scalable it is. That warrants changing it because at > the numbers that are needed to sustain much more people wouldn't work. > And im pretty sure you didn't read all of that email they are making > something similar to replace it here is the quote just for > clarification.
That's not a fair thing to say. We (the Ubuntu One team, working with the people from CouchIO/CouchBase/MemBase) couldn't get CouchDB to scale the way we wanted it to work; millions of users, many oauth tokens and several databases for each. It's not reasonable to say that it doesn't scale at all, and that's not the case; there are plenty of people using CouchDB to store billions of documents, and we don't want people saying that Couch is "fundamentally flawed", because it isn't; it just wasn't right for the Ubuntu One use-case. Please don't denigrate people and projects unjustifiably; that helps no-one.
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