Re:US Constitution – A Git repo with history of edits
by zifnab06 on Thursday October 24, 2019 @02:21AM
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Github is primarily Rails/MySQL (or was last time I paid attention to any of their blogs), I'm guessing they're storing dates as a TIMESTAMP and not a DATETIME (4 bytes vs 8 bytes).
GitHub's BigQuery public data set has 234,759,841 unique commits, and it appears there's 2 dates per commit (author and committer dates). So an extra ~1.8GB per master/shard group.
Entirely doable but I have no idea what their scale actually is or how that translates to network throughput or anything else really.
GitHub's BigQuery public data set has 234,759,841 unique commits, and it appears there's 2 dates per commit (author and committer dates). So an extra ~1.8GB per master/shard group.
Entirely doable but I have no idea what their scale actually is or how that translates to network throughput or anything else really.