Hi all, I'm very new to apache-storm and I have to admit I don't have a lot of experience with NoSQL in general either.
I'm modelling my data using a document-based approach and I'm trying to figure out how to update versions of a (sub) document stored in different "documents". It's the classic scenario where you store user's info in the comments table. Updates to the user's name (for example) should be propagated to all the comments. My understanding is that in this scenario people would trigger a procedure on the user's name update that scans all the related documents to update the user's name. I was considering using apache-storm to propagate updates and I would like to have some feedback from more experienced developers on this kind of problems. Would apache-storm be too much? Should I just use zookeeper? My understanding is that apache-storm is mostly used for complex data manipulations and here all I need to do is to keep the data in sync for consistency when accessed by users. Am I going the wrong direction? How do you guys solve this kind of problems? Thanks, Michel
