Hi Markus,
I didn't have much reliability issues with ensemble, appia or spread, so
far. Although, I admit I didn't ever run any of these in production.
Performance is certainly an issue, yes.
I may suggest another reading even though a bit dates, most of the
results still apply:
http://jmo
Hello Emmanuel,
Emmanuel Cecchet wrote:
> What Bettina calls the Lock Phase in
> http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~kemme/papers/vldb00.pdf is actually a
> certification.
Aha. Hm.. that has gone since Postgres-R (SI) and doesn't exist anymore
in my current version either (so far called Postgres-R (8)). Mos
Hi Markus,
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "certification protocol", there's no
such thing in Postgres-R (as proposed by Kemme). Although, I remember
having heard that term in the context of F. Pedone's work. Can you point
me to some paper explaining this certification protocol?
What Bett
Hello Emmanuel,
Emmanuel Cecchet wrote:
> I am happy to see that Postgres-R is alive again. The paper was written
> in 07 (and published in 08, the review process is longer than a
> CommitFest ;-)) and at the time of the writing there was no version of
> Postgres-R available, hence the 'obsolete'
Hi Markus,
I am happy to see that Postgres-R is alive again. The paper was written
in 07 (and published in 08, the review process is longer than a
CommitFest ;-)) and at the time of the writing there was no version of
Postgres-R available, hence the 'obsolete' mention referring to past
versio
Hi,
Emmanuel Cecchet wrote:
> What the application is going to see is a failure when the postmaster it
> is connected to is going down. If this happen at commit time, I think
> that there is no guarantee for the application to know what happened:
> 1. failure occurred before the request reached po
Hi all,
I just wanted to point out a detail that I have not seen mentioned in
this thread (but I might have skipped some messages and I apologize in
advance if this is a duplicate).
What the application is going to see is a failure when the postmaster it
is connected to is going down. If thi
