Re:MondayDB: A new in-house data engine from monday.com
by otoolep on Monday October 09, 2023 @10:08AM
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When I say "thousands coming and going" I'm talking about trying to run rqlite on, say, a network of cellphones. When people ask me about this, it usually means they have the wrong mental model of what rqlite is.
>If a node dies due to, say, hardware failure, when it rejoins is it seen as a slightly out-of-date existing node since it’s part of statefulset? If so, assuming quorum is maintained, this is probably a lot easier than I was making it out to be.
Assuming I follow you, yes, this should work fine -- and exactly as you expect. I suggest you try it out, and if you don't understand what you're seeing file a ticket on GitHub, or join the rqlite Slack[1].
However, running it on Kubernetes should work quite well. Check out the documentation at https://rqlite.io/docs/guides/kubernetes/
>If a node dies due to, say, hardware failure, when it rejoins is it seen as a slightly out-of-date existing node since it’s part of statefulset? If so, assuming quorum is maintained, this is probably a lot easier than I was making it out to be.
Assuming I follow you, yes, this should work fine -- and exactly as you expect. I suggest you try it out, and if you don't understand what you're seeing file a ticket on GitHub, or join the rqlite Slack[1].
[1] https://rqlite.slack.com/