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originally we were going to use rados watch/notify to build view push (push out changes to clients like sequencer updates or view changes instead of only client polling).
i think this is sort of a bad choice. first, its not clear how scalable watch/notify is, and we don't need the acks. we just need a best effort notification. i think that watch/notify in rados is used to implement updates with barriers. fundamentally, this isn't backend specific. we can implement it as a separate service using something as simple as a redis instance. in the end, its an optimization.
but... we have other similar things like pushing out updates to the write head to a fleet of readers.
we'd like to be able to add a service layer for caching and io merging.
all of these things are optimizations that can be layered in independent of the backend.
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originally we were going to use rados watch/notify to build view push (push out changes to clients like sequencer updates or view changes instead of only client polling).
i think this is sort of a bad choice. first, its not clear how scalable watch/notify is, and we don't need the acks. we just need a best effort notification. i think that watch/notify in rados is used to implement updates with barriers. fundamentally, this isn't backend specific. we can implement it as a separate service using something as simple as a redis instance. in the end, its an optimization.
but... we have other similar things like pushing out updates to the write head to a fleet of readers.
we'd like to be able to add a service layer for caching and io merging.
all of these things are optimizations that can be layered in independent of the backend.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: