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@bkamphaus: thanks for you explain. One more question: ‘sound’ is the Datomic’s invention OR is a concept of general in programming?
@isaac, it just means "complete, solid or secure", as per https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sound (nothing to do with acoustics)
i like this doc: http://docs.datomic.com/capacity.html
trying to get a feel for how far i could get with 2 peers, transactor, and storage (aka datomic starter pro)
i think/hope the license cost and yearly maintenance that follows could be trivial if you scaled to a point of needing pro
you can get pretty far if you're efficient with resources. The only thing you don't have is HA in case 1 transactor fails