Then TC is definitely in the wrong place, even if they meant TT, because it's simply replicated.
MySQL Cluster on the other hand.... It does have a consistent view works on many nodes and in some configurations doesn't depend on the number of data nodes. It's properly distributed, not replicated. Doesn't seem to violate any of C A P. What am I missing in this example?
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Then TC is definitely in the wrong place, even if they meant TT, because it's simply replicated.
MySQL Cluster on the other hand.... It does have a consistent view works on many nodes and in some configurations doesn't depend on the number of data nodes. It's properly distributed, not replicated. Doesn't seem to violate any of C A P. What am I missing in this example?
Mysql Cluster performs 2phase commit for every transaction, so availability is not guaranteed.