Re:Everything You Know About MongoDB Is Wrong
by asya999 on Monday November 23, 2020 @08:25AM
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There are systems that accept writes in multiple places (to the same object). So you could read writes applied in different order on different nodes, though in theory eventually all the nodes will converge on the same object value. This is akin to dirty writes, a consistency level no actual database allows. That’s the distinction between stale and ... eventually consistent.
TL;DR stale and consistent is better than inconsistent.
TL;DR stale and consistent is better than inconsistent.