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Imagine I have a k8s cluster with microservices and Kafka in it. What latency should I expect for an empty 'ping' from a service to Kafka inside the cluster? Assuming production-like instances and substantial (but not heavy) traffic
and right now i am using a single EC2 instance with a python server and a flat json file for the database
i dont expect the JSON file to grow, just to add maybe 10 accounts and change a number around
I’ve found that SQLite gives a whole lot of power while still actually a single file in disk.
☝️ most likely problem is data corruption due to code errors (not closing file / accidentally concurrent writes). if you’re managing your access to the file, fine, but it’s a footgun ready to fire
Anyone know of a good analysis for embedded-rdbms, datomic/datascript, and entity-component-system for state management?
@todo What do you mean by "a good analysis for ..."?
@todo What do you mean by "a good analysis for ..."?