Galder Zamarreño wrote:
On Oct 18, 2010, at 11:15 AM, 이희승 (Trustin Lee) wrote:
> Sanne Grinovero wrote:
>> actually I consider it a mayor value that there are many stores available.
>> sure performance is important, but on cloud you might love to use S3
>> for flexibility reasons (for example it easy to manage).
> Private cloud?
>
>> no way, if your app is going
>> to store critical information in the filesystem (or whatever else your
>> propose which is not the DB) it's not going to be set in production -
>> no way for that.
>>
>> Of course, this reflects just my limited experience, a speedy version
>> would be cool, but it has to be damn fast to be of any interest,
>> and I'd prefer to have all existing implementations "tuned" as far
as
>> possible (including the Cassandra one, which seems to fit nicely as a
>> potential native speedy implementation..).
> If Infinispan stores multiple copies of entries across the cluster,
> storing the entries in the filesystem shouldn't be a problem. Can we do
> that by the way? (I still know nothing about ISPN. ;)
Do what exactly? Persist to a filesystem?
Storing an entry to multiple nodes so that it survives a crash.
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