Re: [aerogear-dev] [simplepush] Performance

I'm not familiar with Hibernate, but I'm a HUGE advocate of abstraction at functional levels. (e.g. classic MVC designs). Generally, what's good today may not be good tomorrow, and having unencumbered interfaces lets you swap in what makes the most amount of sense with the least impact to your code. The nice thing about Key/value is that you've got the most amount of flexibility around what you actually use to store data; Postgres, MySQL, Redis, Memcache, heck an in memory hash can all do it. As for which data store you actually use, that's kinda driven by what you expect your load to be. If you're only talking a few thousand clients with a dozen channels, each getting an update when a flights status changes, then you're not talking about putting a huge strain on your storage or it's Read/Write capacity. If you've got a few hundred million clients and some partners who've decided to use your system as part of their FPS game updates, then you've got lots more problems. (And now you start to understand why I wake up in a cold sweat screaming about how you don't use SimplePush for real time stock quotes.) On 2013/9/26 2:50 AM, Karel Piwko wrote: